
How's my set up looking?
Decided to connect my 4 pots using the tee connectors. I also have an end valve coming out the tent on the left side. Has any ever use tape on the lines to keep them secure and not bend?

Decided to connect my 4 pots using the tee connectors. I also have an end valve coming out the tent on the left side. Has any ever use tape on the lines to keep them secure and not bend?
This was my set up for my last grow. Getting ready for
my next grow. Wanted to know if it made any difference which way the pots are facing?
Going to start a new grow sometime next month. I wanted to know if you guys buy new pipes and tee/cross connectors when starting a new grow or do you use the same ones? I'm wondering if the pipes and connectors have salt build up and it's recommended to use new ones. They are pretty inexpensive so I don't mind buying new ones if it means the grow will go better .
Recommendations for strains to grow
About to start my third grow in a few weeks. My last grow went really well using the autopot system. I grew Blueberry Cupcake, Big Foot Glue, Chicken n Wafflez, and California Octane all from Humboldt Seed Company. My blueberry cupcake (Hybrid) and big foot glue plants (Sativa) had a crazy stretch and got really tall. I got about 10oz on each of them. My Chicken N Wafflez (Indica) plant and California Octane (Hybrid) were much shorter than my Blueberry cupcake and Big Foot Glue plants . I got 2.5 oz from my Chicken N Wafflez plant and 4 oz from my California Octane plant. From my research, it is said that sativas and hybrid plants grow taller than Indica plants. I'm looking to grow 4 plants that grow about the same height so I think I'm going to avoid indicas this grow since those tend to grow shorter and bushier. I think I'm going to grow the blueberry cupcake strain again because I love it so much and looking for 3 other strains that have a similar stretch. I'm looking to have evenly distributed lighting with my four plants this next grow. Any recommendations?
About to start my third grow in a few weeks. My last grow went really well using the autopot system. I grew Blueberry Cupcake, Big Foot Glue, Chicken n Wafflez, and California Octane. My blueberry cupcake and big foot glue plants had a crazy stretch and got really tall. I got about 10oz on each of them. My Chicken N Wafflez plant and California Octane were much shorter than my Blueberry cupcake and Big Foot Glue plants . I got 2.5 oz from my Chicken N Wafflez plant and 4 oz from my California Octane plant. From my research, it is said that sativas and hybrid plants grow taller than Indica plants. I'm looking to grow 4 plants that grow about the same height so I think I'm going to avoid indicas this grow since those tend to grow shorter and bushier. I think I'm going to grow the blueberry cupcake strain again because I love it so much and looking for 3 other strains that have a similar stretch. I'm looking to have evenly distributed lighting with my four plants this next grow. Any recommendations?
I have over 100 pepper plants in my garden. Along with tomatoes, cucumber, squash, zuchinni, herbs, and several flowers. I'm looking for an efficient way to fertilizer these plants. It takes forever filling up a watering can do fertilizer the amount of plants I have. I do use granular fertilizer but want to also use a water soluble fertilizer about every 2-3 weeks. I'm thinking of getting a 5 gallon back pack chemical/weed killer sprayer and add the fertilizer to that to use it. I use the Alaskan fish fertilizer. Any other suggestions on how I can fertilizer a large amount of plants?
How many pepper plant can you plant in a 4x4 raised bed without it being over crowded?