Hey man, nice log! Are you like me with your diagrams and you sit around drawing them while bored at work? Sometimes all I can think about while I'm at work is a tiny modification that I want to make to my cabinet.

Have you seen the price of reliable RO filtration units? Insanely expensive for a water filter IMO. I see that you have plenty of experience so I assume you already know that you can buy gallons of RO purified water from CVS for like $1-$2? If you don't have any stocked rainwater or snow-melt water, that's always good for an emergency last resort (plus you could keep 5-10 gallons on-hand, Doomsday Preppers style)! But judging by the size of your healthy-looking plants, you know what you're doing :rasta:

I love to read your ingenuity regarding humidity up through the bathroom ceiling, that is the type of unique challenge that most indoor farmers don't face, and the type of solution that I strongly respect! Your worm castings look tasty (for plants, not me!), and I am envious regarding your home-brewed compost tea. Please keep this log updated because I will be VERY happy to follow it and monitor your progress!
d00g Reviewed by d00g on . CaptainOrganicsCO Midwinter SCRoG Hello all, I am preparing to log my second grow on this forum. My indoor garden is located in my attic. I grow organically in soil using the TLO method. I will be doing a scrog again it works well in my space. I generally run 6 plants at a time and this run will be no exception. I took clones for this grow tonite. I will veg for a month under 150w MH, tucking and weaving as the plants grow. For flowering I will have a 600w MH in middle of room and 2 150w HPS on either side of the MH. I Rating: 5