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There's a commercial grower on YouTube - medicropper who just recently fired up a 50k gavita warehouse. He's having issues, as most new facilities do, but he also has a lot of insight on running an operation that large. He's pulled well over 3lb per lights with some strains. Personally I think...

And this is the most appropriate place I could share it :bigjoint:

I cut the yellow sticky traps in half and set one on the top of each pot - then hang a few. If I see that there's a ton of them getting caught, I'll do a drench.

Learning proper canopy control was the single biggest yield increase for me. Fill your grow space with tops!!

It does specifically say B1. After a quick search on some other scholarly type papers, B52's B vitamins (Riboflavin, Niacin and Biotin) are all used by plants but are also made naturally by them. AN's claim is that the plant no longer needs to make those B vitamins so they can focus more on...

If your cuts are rotting out at the bottom it's because of embolism. If you're taking the tops off of newer plants for your cuts, there's a pretty big hole there and once air gets inside, it's going to cause that rot. If you are going to use the larger branch tops for cuts, drop them right into...

UC Davis says B1 is useless to plants. Advanced Nutrients' says it is an integral part of a balanced nutrient regimen that consistently produces higher yields. You decide =D

Yeah...baseline is like 0.13 through tier 1 and tier 4 hits 0.36/kwh - You can get lower summer rates but they raise your winter rates a bit, overall it's cheaper in the long run. You could also see if you qualify for CARE which reduces the kwh cost per tier.

I'm in Oakland too. I partially blame the "Smart" meter. My bill has been all over the place since they started using those stupid things. I've had them replace it about 3 times, I still don't think it's accurate. The reason it does get so expensive is because of their tiered billing.. The...

I like the pond liners from Home Depot. They're not slippery, easy to clean and very durable. I had initially put cheap wood floors down but they started to buckle after a year or so from spillage/humidty. The good thing about the cheap floors was I could staple my liner right down to them...

Are you flushing the cubes after you soak them? Are you flushing the cubes after they soak?

>.< Thanks for the info Purple. Never knew how to use CS until now...do i need to do the electrocute my own or is the stuff you buy on Amazon just as good? I want to preserve a few strains and I don't have the room for the mothers any more. Grow Safe

It depends on the size of your hood. This is in my 4x4 that I use for veg. I don't think this would have any trouble in a 2x4.

Yeah, it'll fit np.

I use a 4x2 tent for my clones. I think two 5 gallon buckets would work nicely in that space. I run four 7 gallon pots in my 600w 4x4 test tents with no problem. Grow Safe

This is amazing. Somewhere, McGuyver is smiling. Grow Safe

Good Looking setup!! Next run grab a pond liner from home depot to cover that floor! I lost a (cheap) hardwood floor after growing on it for a few years because the wood started buckling from the humidity levels in the room and the, not so occasional, spillage :D Looks like a true 4x8 table -...

The theory from Arjan was that the plants still veg for around a week when going to a straight 12/12 and that inducing a dark period before changing the light cycle lets the plants know 100% that they are supposed to be flowering. I've been doing 36 hours of dark before 12/12 for a few years now...

Might be looking to get some of those RP 18's in trade for my Grape Apes ;-) Looking Good!

that pH is way too high for hydro. You're locking out phosphorus, potassium, iron and a few others at those levels. Why is it so high? Start your water around 5.5 and let it climb to around 6.0 before lowering it to 5.8 if you need to at all...usually time for a res change by then. As far as...