One of these is sufficient for a 4x4 and it is a wicking humidifier so you won’t have to deal with white mineral dust all over your tent if using tap water.
You’ll want a lot of wattage for a 4x4. Go for ~40 to 50 watts per square foot of cannabis canopy. Pick a light built with Samsung LM301h diodes. These are the most efficient, effective LEDs on the market. You should have optimal spectrum with a quality light .
I would go 80/20.
Inkbird and Blue Lab make the best controllers on the market.
PPM and pH meters. Apera and Bluelab make great meters. I use an Apera PC60 which measures both pH and PPM and it works great. Quality, reliable meter.
Just an opinion, but it seems like overkill. Fabric bags and gallon jugs work great.
AC-infinity Cloudline Controller?
Absolutely necessary for remote operation and grow protection.
69Pro will not work on 5g gateway. Bluetooth OK.
Light meter NECESSARY for DLI and light height settings.
UT-383 BT, final nail in my grow light dialing. @MidwestGuy has other bases covered.
Welcome to the fun forum.
So true, I have a free source of plastic buckets.
I will grow old drilling holes for the bucket drainage, vs my now bought cloth bags.
Condo building and stacking available, too.
720 is plenty for your tent. Your plants will be happy.
A simple $20 controller from a hardware store is fine for controlling the light cycle.
It’s a common ratio among experienced coco growers.
A cannabis plant will be very unhappy about constant irrigation. Coco should be watered and fed daily. Be aware that pH of stored solutions will pH shift downward as CO2 is absorbed and converted to carbonic acid. The shift isn’t that big, but it can be significant enough to create headaches.
I would stick with hlg or chilled tech. If you value the most light, i think the scorpion diablo is higher. If you hink you want to use ac infinity controller im pretty sure chilled tech has a readily accessible kit for this, and the x6 600 is plenty big enough for 4x4. Up to you really, they are both great lights.
Cloudline Controller 69Pwith UIS connection control four independent devices.
Hunidifier, only if necessay
Exhaust fan NECESSARY and bigger than intake (optional).
Charcoal filter to reduce smell, possibly.
A/C not in winter, PNW summer open windows.
HLG or other clip-oscillating fan takes less floor space than osc-ped-fan.
I’m also in the northeast some foam insulation board will help insulate from the cold floor. If you can route your vent fan outside along with a good carbon filter will take care of the smells although in the winter you may have to vent the tent inside to help keep the temperature up.
T8 Exhauting into XL charcoal filter works great,
T6 intake support some mandatory input fresh air, without collapsing the tent, too much.
CFM charts from AC-I, upon request.
I did, and quickly got these
Exhaust motor inside tent and filter external close, will provide most warmth and quiet.
My filtered exhaust can vent to lung room or attic. Garage has windows, but concrete heat sink floor stays 55degrees. Foam insulation raised tents. PNW summer indoor difficult without adaptation timing, lights, or Supplemental Air Conditioning. Potential and probable redesign in future, version 2.e3 for 2023.
