thanks man, as far as smell, i'm using one of those magic odor easters (the citrus kind) that look like a hockey puck, and a cedar odor eater that you hang in a closet, so i think i'm good.

guys, i have an important problem though, the lights I'm using get kind of warm, and after a temp. reading, it's about 23 degrees celcius w/o lights on, and goes up to about 28 after leveling out with both lights on. is this light temp. too high for a lowryder??? i mean lowryders are supposed to adapt well to very different climates... don't have to worry about leaves burning and touching them, but still, will my plants thrive in this temp. zone??? (23-28)
maryjanehaze Reviewed by maryjanehaze on . log of a lowryder grower (from seed to bud) ya so this is going to be my 1st grow log. happens to be lowryder since you might say i'm in close courters with some peeps (my parents). I know this strain has raised many diff. opinions, so I'm gona log it. SO.... my setup is a 45" high, 25" deep, 25" wide cabinet w/ 2 standard 125w day spectrum flo. tubes on either side facing center. They're placed vertically on either side of the pot so as it grows it get light from two sides and no adjustment is needed. covered in base white Rating: 5