"THE SEALED ROOM" 3lbs A LIGHT

[Racerx]

Tranoble never have Co2 levels above 1400 PPM, that's the highest you can go without hurting your plants, any higher is toxic.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3.../Co2Levels.jpg

I hit 1800ppm at the peak of flowering. This is the PPM of nutrients I use at the time and I match the CO2. There is no burning...and trust me...the plants love it. This is week 6 of flowering approx. Some strains cannot take quite so much, but if 1800 is to much I do 1600. Ive never done below 1600ppm during the height of flowering. 1400ppm is low IMO.

Tran uses a 3/2/1 nute schedule which is VERY aggressive in regards to PPM and you need to have a strain that you know can handle it. That being said, Advanced 3/2/1 usually requires 1400ppm barely 2-3 weeks into flowering. Error on the light side of things then slowly increase.

[Nugget Lover]

Alright man, just lookin' out, nice to see you know exactly what you're doin.:smokin:

[Dan K.]

beautiful grow, hopefully someday I will have the room to do something similar

btw, I dunno if this is has been mentioned yet, but I'm willing to bet

Trainwreck X Chernoble = Tranoble

[Tranoble]

I think some of you may be misunderstanding me. My food schedual is a 4/2/1. NOT 3/2/1.

[Stuper Star]

I think you are all confusing yourselves :madnoel:

Since the beginning of time...the 3part nutes have been referred to as G/M/B = Grow/Micro/Bloom.

So a sample flower mix reads as 1/2/3 and Tran is applying a mix of 1/2/4

I could be wrong here

[Tranoble]

Yes. Thats right. 1 part Grow. 2 parts Micro. 4 parts Bloom. I know alot of people that all say 3/2/1. Im not to sure which way is the right way to say it. lol

[canuck grower]

I can't believe I've been reading things here for about a month and did not find this thread until today. Really inspirational Tranoble, thanks a ton for documenting everything here for us to refer to.

Meticulous setups like this one make me wonder how my closet grow has even managed to stay alive... without me ever measuring CO2, temperature, humidity, etc. But then again I won't be yielding over 1 g/W either!

[santacruz_organic]

Tranoble- why do you cut co2 the last weeks you harvest?

[TheBudBuster]

well i spent the last hour and a half reading this thread... ive no questions... But hey man y no pics of dried piles of bud... and yes you grow like a pro..

Peace
TBB

[Racerx]

Tranoble- why do you cut co2 the last weeks you harvest?

CO2 robs taste and smell if you let it go to far into flowering.