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I had to do the same thing once, will work fine just dont flower em under the cfls too long, no more than about 2 weeks max.

Looking good bro, I'd go 24/0 on those babies.

Nice one, good luck bro, keep us posted

Keep us posted dude and good luck

Can you vent into the attic?

I'd say go for bag seed to get some experience under your belt before you spend the $$$ on seeds. Does Nirvana still sell B52?

6500 k for veg, 2700 k for flower. A mix works also, just make sure you have more blue spectrum for veg and more red for flower. You can get the cfl's in really close, like 2-4 inches. I personally prefer 24/0 cycle for clones/veg. Regular potting soil mixed with perlite works just fine, I bake...

How old are they now?

Hps vs LED, here we go again... Ok, IMO, LED's are the future, but they're not there yet. For the money, right now, you'll get better results with hps.

Chill out bro, people will help, just be patient. A 600 with a curved aluminum reflector should be fine in that sized space with proper ventilation. I personally like the Osram Plantastar bulbs, they put out 90,000 lm and have 20% blue spectrum. Just my $0.02

SSRI's (like Zoloft) take a few weeks before they begin to work, taking one will most likely do nothing beneficial for you. The other 2 I've never heard of. Mixing prescription drugs with ecstasy is a pretty bad idea.

You gotta love the Top!

Seeds should be put in a folded moist paper towel which is then placed inside a ziplock bag. It should be kept somewhere warm & dark. In 2 - 7 days you'll have sprouts

Give us some details bro: medium, lights, nutes, light cycle

good work bro, keep it up

Good question, I'd like to know that as well. And what happens if they're on 24/7?

Check out this post: https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/116859-harvest-pound-every-three-weeks.html

Actually, I've just done a bit of reading on this and, if I understand correctly, the T8 tubes will fit but you might have to change the internal ballast, which is probably more hassle than it's worth. Check this out: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090426034846AAalBwK

Hey Snyder, here's the link bro: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluorescent_lamp#Colors

The "826" means it's 2600k, which is in the color temp range used for flowering. For vegetative growth you should use 6500K (865).You will need a lot of these, like 5 -6 per plant if you wanna see a reasonable yield