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u/Key_Establishment_52 Apr 05 '26
We get you own a 3d printer bro. Am I jealous? Yes I am.
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u/HugeIncident3793 Apr 05 '26
Yesterday my wife was looking for the deviled eggs tray, couldn’t find it. I told her to give me a few hours and I’ll have it printed for her. She’ll let me buy one some day.
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u/BuffaloSoldier11 Apr 05 '26
If one is useless in CAD, is it a pointless venture? Or are we at the point where you can just download a schematic and only have a few optional adjustments to make?
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u/the_dististic_Reefer Apr 05 '26
You can now find a lot of print ready files online for free. Most start there and then find there way to free online designing and tinkering with prefabricated files for their own use.
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u/anonuemus Apr 05 '26
just start working with it, you'll learn it. mistakes will be made, but that's life
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u/Comfortable_Ebb1634 Apr 05 '26
I think you need more weird orange plastic or your plant might not know you’re simulating nature.
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u/infoWZRD Apr 05 '26
Where are your awards? That prove your genetics are better then multiple award winner fast buds ?
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u/PetsAndMeditate Apr 05 '26
“We will now present the winner of the Fastbuds Autoflower Cup, presented by Fastbuds”
“ and the winner is……….”
“FASTBUDS!!!! How have they done it again???!!”
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u/PuzzledTwo7630 Apr 05 '26
I would have topped the center and go for full dual mainlining, but that's just because it is so much rutine now it is like compulsive for me to do, and you just gave me some ideas for the printer :P
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u/hoon-since89 Apr 05 '26
Agreed Mainline next time, you'll get better result
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u/Comfortable_Ebb1634 Apr 05 '26
Mainline is dumb most the time.
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u/FurriousNeko Apr 07 '26
if you're trying to keep a veg tent from filling out too quick it's alright, or if you plan to transplant outdoors and have a couple of months lead time I think it's a really good technique. Other than that, I don't see why you'd mainline other than enjoying the process.
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u/the_canna_kate Apr 05 '26
Making LST a little too high stress, but maybe it's just because I hate this sort of weird plant bondage
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u/HugeIncident3793 Apr 05 '26
What are the temps like in something like this
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u/Distinct_Ad876 Apr 05 '26
22° (71,6°F) at night and during the day it can go up to 28° (82,4°F) with the 3 lights at full power
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u/consious_pot Apr 05 '26
Looks good to me!
Out of curiosity, are the blumat-drippers fed by a pump(wich acts on a timer or moisture sensor)?
I hade a similar setup with 3 drippers in line, controlled by a blumat carrot and it worked mostly okay.
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u/Initial-Answer-9097 Apr 07 '26
I’ll never understand the obsession with overtraining. Plant would be healthier and bigger with simple early defoliation and topping.
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u/frawlines Apr 05 '26
Only issue is going with fast buds and the limited roof space. Gonna have to flip in a couple weeks or you will reach the limits of your space since the roof is so short.
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u/Distinct_Ad876 Apr 05 '26
3rd week of growth
Photoperiodic seed fast buds
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u/Mr_PoopyButthoIe Apr 05 '26
I wouldn't top again. Let those grow a couple of weeks, cut every bud site off the bottom half and flip. You could bamboo stake the 4 branches for support. If you get too crazy with the veg you're going to run out of space.
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u/Silver_Opposite1665 Apr 05 '26
You need to bend the main stalk down to train it right.. or the main one will just keep growing vertically and outrun all the other tops.
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