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I had grown some headband which hermied and made seeds. But I believe it was from stress. Now I had gotten around 25 seeds. I started some and sexed them and they are all female. My question is if it was a genetic hermie these as well will produce seeds? Also I have three different pheno's...

The trade size emt u should have used would have been 1/2" which is the smallest trade size emt. Also u should take the previous advice and make sure that box and emt are properly bonded to the ground wire all the way back to the main ground bar. This prevents the box and emt from shocking you...

Whenever u use pvc or metal u want to make sure it's stamped with NSF. Meaning it's same for water to be consumed through it. Gl man

Have you noticed the # of threads that go unfinished. Some really great ones also. Makes me wonder what has happened. People posting these crazy operations then completely disappear. It leave me wondering what has happened? And how bad is it... And is it really worth it. Why is it such a crime...

Thanks for the replies. Helped clarify some things. So if you can help I was thinking about the gentic passing of traits on a forced to sees female. Let's say we ran a plant we really wish we had cloned but didn't. If one would let it push past ripeness into it forcing seed how would the traits...

No pic of the male. It's already composting lol.

Got them from the attitude. So far other beans have been good to go from that seedbank.

I was really hoping all the talk online was just talk but now I see it first hand.

Had a 5 pack feminized Cali Connection 818 headband. Well two were completely males. The other 3 are all Hermies between half male and half female. This strain is very unstable. I am ready to just cut them at two weeks into flowering and take a lose on 5 week veg

Wouldn't a fan on the intake side be a active intake. In this set up a active exhaust and active intake fan. A passive intake would be in this set up just a fan on the exhaust and a whole for an intake for a passive intake.

Yes I'm in the states and we aren't required to have a ground comin from the pole tranny but it does come with a neutral and that is for worst case scenarios. But we have to created a seperately derived ground system ie grounding electrode to pass static charges and lightning to earth. A ground...

Every 120/240 v single phase systems should have a neutral. Just depends on where it stops and how and where it is bonded to the ground. Which should only be in one place. In the disco after the meter before the main panel. Or in the main panel box if there is no disco. From the point where the...

A ground rod won't return enough current back to the panel if the panel is even grounded to trip the breaker. The reason being is that the resistance in earth is 25 ohms and using ohms law a 30 amp fault will only return about 8 amps back to the circuit box which will not clear a ground fault...

I want to say those conductors look a bit small for 200 amp service feeders. Also no neutral means u have problems if u ever short circuit or ground fault anything. And if u touch a box u can kill yourself. A 30 amp ground fault specially with the undersized wire would lead to a very high...

I use a rdwc and what I did was PVC scdl 40 between pots. I used 1" and the grey electrical PVC not the plumbing white. Haven't had any problems with leaks or light penetration Into the pipes. Just two cents worth. If u have resi temp issues I insulated my buckets with silver duct lining with...

Just so everyone knows breakers use heat decide when to trip. If the breakers are located in an area where it's hot or in direct sunlight as some older main panels are outside it could be derating the breaker. Just because a breaker says 15 amps doesn't mean it will take 15 to trip it. This may...

p.s. I have installed 4 400 amp services in new jersey in the last year, and all of them have been for solar projects on residential houses. All these houses have been updated by the utility to 50 kva transformers. Townships dont want to hand out approvals for 400 amp services but it is doable.

if you do a load calculation you can go to your AHJ authority having jurisdiction and file for a permit for a 200 to 400 amp upgrade. Normally what you would need to do is run a parallel set of 200 amp conductors to a new 400 amp meter and put it where your old 200 amp meter. You will also...