Now I just gotta wait on my ventilation and clip fans to come, first time working with a tent any recommendations?
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Get the biggesr light you can afford. 1st thing. Get a light that will cover 6x6 flowering areà
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That’s part of my plan my tent is only 2’x2’x6’ but I still feel like my light isn’t quite enough (but I got it for free so I can’t really complain) 
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What kind of light are you using? Perhaps its right for your expectations, depending on what those may be.
Tbh I’m not really sure, I think it’s just a cheap Chinese brand light but it has been doing what it’s suppose to. The plant I have growing now was just in my closet with no tent for its whole grow time so getting this tent today was a big step up for me.
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Youll probably be fine till flower stage. Maybe see if you can find some distinguishable markings on the light for reference so we can see where you stand.
I’m in the flowering stage now with this one which is my first grow, my next grow I plan on doing so much better.
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Not enough light. Like these guys said. Get a better light or buy 1 more light and I would make sure your light you have now is 1,000 or more watts. Number 2 you want ventilation for circulation. You want fresh air coming in and old air going out. You need to think bio dome my man ! 
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Thanks for the info! I’m waiting on my ventilation now after that I will work towards a new light, those are looking good btw good job.
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Put a little petroleum jelly…beeswax or something similar on the zipper. I think you will be opening it a lot…
. Congrats you are going to have fun.
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Yeah I have a feeling I’ll be in and out of it ALOT especially when I start new grows since I didn’t get to grow the one I have now from start.
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200 true watts will flower a 4 square footprint. Shoot for 40-50 watts per sqft. A lot of misrepresented info from cheap light manufacturers 