Another contender for small grows on a budget?

Another Amazon find that seems to be getting decent reviews while not emptying the piggy bank.

Maybe a nice entry point for closet grows or separate lighting for yo mama plants.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08S34165...3d-c7e0-4b9a-94b2-f05e5be89bcc&pd_rd_wg=9vYyk

 

Nope, at first I thought maybe their using a decent diode was a good indicator but seeing them suggest a 60w panel for a 2'x2' has me doubting their claims a bit.
Kind of mad as I just skipped the opportunity for stocking up on Maxisun mf1000's which use closer to 125W per board for a suggested 2x2 space. They were on sale for only $49 for a while but back to about $70 a pop now.

I think I'm just going to have to break down and run some clones outdoors till I have a supply other than dispensaries sucking up my "disposable" income which I can then devote to nicer lighting and framing out the 8'x8' section in the spare room into my growspace.

 

Especially if Mrs Kat really was considering expanding her bakery business into the edibles department. Took a good year for it to sink in with her that it's legal here now

 

And she doesn't partake but still means we get to grow 12 plants according to state law.

I need to find out what their literal definition of a plant is because I'm back to my crazy idea I had back in 09'.
As a means to help keep as low a profile as possible i was thinking of some radical LST training where the goal would be to spread the plant out like a strawberry patch with multiple root points across a patch of classic.
We'll see I guess.

 

Yep but I'm aiming for it to be a single plant spread out like a spiderweb from the central root node then basically air rooting the tops once they're trained down to the ground.
So basically one ginormous plant covering a 40' square garden with dozens of "root nodes".
Probably take a whole year of vegging for it to be ready to flower
Granted the state would probably view each node as a plant, it would sure make an entertaining court case arguing it was technically a single plant.

 

It certainly sounded like a good approach to an outdoor syealth grow back when I was in the Ozarks, being in the desert kind of spoils that aspect of it but it still sounds like a fun project.

P.S. cross your fingers for the Super lemon haze, got uprooted and unnoticed for about 10 hours...
Soaked the remaining roots in a seaweed extract and hit the leaves I didn't trim with it,,, well see how it goes. (I did notice a slight perk-up in the droopy stems from when I first found it but I think too early to know if I saved it or not)

 

Still struggling along but a tad perkier than yesterday. :fingerscrossed:



And the Golden Tiger is certainly a spindly pheno (Granted I have yet to top it), looking forward to eventually seeing what comes out of the other 5 beans I have.

 

Well, if it goes all hermie on me I suppose I can at least use the seeds for baking with