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i downloaded one of his pics, to tide you over til you can check out his journals, its in a 3 inch pot. hell of a salad if you ask me

i respect a lot of what you say, but right now you are suffering from preconceived ideas. you need to check out the g-love diarys over at uk420.com. if you need ill give you my password and username(sometimes it takes days to become a member) he had 5 diarys of some pretty big plants. in his...

damn thats an expensive little pump. what kind of results are you seeing these days

i only grow sog, but i understand what your saying. unfortuanatly i think your going to have problems growing huge plants like that with HPA as once the roots system gets so big the mist has a hard time penetrating deep inside. this causes the inside to dry out and die. although if you check...

very nice website

honestly you know more than i do about leds. i think im going to give this one to you. i should probably be in the growroom rather than dicking around on the computer talking about technicalities im going to be starting a reef tank soon, as well

alright im dont jacking this thread. but heres some science i was reading the other day on green light and photosynthesis cali joe http://pcp.oxfordjournals.org/content/50/4/684.full.pdf

im not really up on leds as these are far from maturity, and in my opinion not viable for a commercial op, at least not for sometime. i agree with you when you say "PAR is meaningless when comparing different lighting technologies" as cheaper quantum meters such as apogee under report...

im not trying to compare different lighting technologys. im only interested in learning how many photons in the 400-700nm range are striking his growing surface.

im not really into lpa so no comment there, but i would build big chambers. either 2 4x8foot or 4 4x4foot chambers. tubes and buckets suck as the mist isnt able to spread out and disperse.

that pod sort of looks like the work of treefarmer, is it? nice to see the netafims can get the job done

do you ever measure the amount of usable light using a par meter. i would be interested to know what intensities your using.

i would recommend buying the black teffens and the netafim coolnet quad. so you can watch the quad blow away four teffens. in terms of mist throw and, response time. im using one in my cloner at the moment. and the houseplants in it are loving it. just starting to develop some little roots...

sounds like thats the way to go. now knowing what deepcycle stands for if there is a significant difference in price im going to run a standard marine battery.

i didnt really see anything worth buying there. off brand pumps connected to spec-less nozzles. i would look into netafim coolnet four way nozzles. best hydrolic nozzle ive seen yet very robust mist pattern, if you buy the orange pin anti drip, youll find you get very crisp mist response with...

im liking this one better myself. syder. what kind of battery do you intend to use. and how will you keep the battery charged. i think i heard a deep cycle marine battery works best, and you need some sort of special charger that charges your battery the correct way, im sure atomizer will explain.

yup and a whole lot of other options http://www.amazon.com/Cap-ART-DNe-Adjustable-Cycle-Timer/dp/B00286QNDM

your a dumb motherfucker that has no idea what hes talking about

im not sure what you mean exactly but a plant in tissue culture doesnt do a lot of photosynthesizing. you provide the culture with sugar to provide most of its energy.

hey dude can you point me in the direction of these forums. RIU is not where its at when i comes to plant tc