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I have been using Azatrol for a few sprays, I have been using a ratio of 1 to 100 and it has not bothered the plants yet, but has not killed all the mites yet...I think I am going to kick it up a notch and see what happens.....on a tester plant of course...

I bet you are a happy dude right about now...How is the dry-curring going?

Hey Al, I have been discussing an issue with a buddy of mine, and I thought you might give me some insight to this "issue"...Do you think running an exhaust fan the full 12 hours of "lights on" causes any type of co2 deficiencies? The thought is that with constant low pressure in the room...

I bought mine "NW US" last summer...

i think imma get the cool star plus. I have owned the cool star plus before...I was not a big fan of the dimpled aluminum. There were more hot spots then the pebble-finish of some other brands..

I hear ya AL, I second your wise statement...."Critique the data, not the person." enough said....this is the best thread on this site for many reasons.....

A cooltube on a CFL is like a condom on a limp dick. A cooltube on a CFL is like a condom on a limp dick. A cooltube on a CFL is like a condom on a limp dick. LMAOLMAOLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What would be the point in putting CFL's in a cool tube?? They do not put out that much heat...

update! PLease!!! Lookin very healthy, nice work....

LOL damb this room is gettin bitchy! As far as lights are concern, have you guys looked into running a series of CFL's, maybe 80 or so 27watters, to achieve the desired light source...? Maybe even put them in cool tubes?Hu?

Also your comparison is insulting at best. of course a 400w HPS produces more lumens than a 200w CFL its got 200 watts more to work with. Just double the cfl's out put... With enough CFL's you can match lumens that a HID can produce. Fact. @ What distance away from the bulb? it sounds like...

How many lumens does a 200w cfl produce @ 1" away from the bulb? Now 12"? How many lumens does a 400w MH or HPS produce @ 1", now 12"? You will see that CFL's just don't have the "intensity" that HID lights do...So you will have to have your CFL's almost touching your plant for them to receive...

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light is light is light in the same luminosity/spectrum. You are missing the point....HID lighting puts out more light intensity, thus penetrates the canopy and creates thicker stems and denser buds...You would have to keep your cfls practically touching your plant to even begin to match the...

AL, I have searched out the least expensive H2o2 in my area...Where could it be? Beauty Supply! they have 30% H2o2 for around $2.50 a quart. The only thing that I don't know is if they put any type of stabilizers or additives. Have any experience with this option? If I was going to purchase food...

The 12K lumen lamp is pretty small. Yeah, I did not quite understand what is going on with the 12k lamp..I thought the 250wlamp put out around 60k, that would be 20k more then what looked like to me, a MH lamp.. I have been messing around with my veg plants lately, and using a 430w HPS...

Fresh release... LUXIM Corp. is pleased to announce the introduction of its new LIFI™ Entertainment solid state high intensity light source product line. The new module outputs up to 12,000 lumens from a small emitter in a forward intensity pattern with a color...

Hey Mac, I was about to post the same links! Interesting stuff hu? I luv new technology, and this one seems very applicable in todays market of ever growing energy conscious individuals.

Yeah, I think I am going to do some research also....The thing that caught my attention is the spectral out put of the plasma..In theory, it should be very close to the sun, at least that is how I understand it...Let me know if you find some good info on the topic...

Hey Al, Check out this link.... The lightbulb of the future? video - CNET TV ........... Have you seen this technology before?

Luv ya Al.....no response necessary! Just thought I would spread the love to a great farmer....