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lol, don't worry about it, it's legit advice, most people who start growing with led's fail anyway.

Looks over ferted to me, dark green leaves. Looks like maybe too much light aswell judging buy how the leaves are pointing to the ground. What ppm are you using and what light/how far away is the light ?

For a budget that small and with how much yield you want i'd suggest going with traditional single ended hps. You can upgrade later to led if you want.

best way to 'treat in flower'? Cut off the buds that are infected and bin them, keep a close eye on nearby buds that were in the infection areas. Use a silica product along with seaweed extract on your next run to help prevent it.

If you can't afford a carbon filter this ain't the hobby for you.

How close are your lights to the plants, what kind of light are you using?

My question to you is, why? Best to just buy a fan filter combo with your 200-300 dollars.

4 600's is enough, 6 600's is max I would use in an area that small, If you're growing short plants from the floor ie not on a flood table you could get away with 4 1000 single ended in large hoods.

I hear ya man, 10kw would be the go, it's not even much more expensive to buy, just the damn power draw, now if it didn't have to work too hard the 2.9-4kw input rating would hopefully only stay at the 3000w mark but I just don't know, and if the 8kw model is being 'overloaded' it will run at...

The numbers I gave out are loose, My actual power draw will be 35amp, and when I said 40 amps max to 'play with' I actually have 50, but like you say I need to have a safe buffer zone so using 35 out of the 50 available. A typical day the system should cycle from 30-35amp according to my...

I like a ratio of 2 hps lights to 1mh (2:1), better overall plant health and appearance, seem to have better coloring as well, also helps with stretch if you have a stretchy strain.

Hey brothers, I have a specific setup in mind and hear is my reasoning for it: I have very little amperage to play with (40a @240v) and I need efficiency. I'm switching over to DIY Led and already have high efficiency fans on all my scrubbers (hyperfan) working in sealed environments with...