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You got it. ;-) And it's also more energy efficient. Just remember to buy a fan controller so you can control the speed. You won't need to run it on full power all the time This is what I use. I run it on half speed. , which will make it even quieter...

Where did you come up with this? It makes no sense.

Looking healthy, but kind of stretchy. what kind of lights are you using?

However much it takes to kill you? Seriously, you took the time to make a new thread, at least ask a more specific question. Otherwise, how do you expect people to help you?

Here. Your search is over. http://www.4hydroponics.com/grow_room/windTunnel.asp I just ordered one myself. I also have a Vortex inline fan, but it's pretty loud. Order it from these guys, and you could get free shipping. Plus they have awesome customer service and free returns.

Wrong thread. Do a search, there's plenty of info out there on odor control. But to give you the short answer, no. You will need a carbon filter.

They've made some improvements with the GrowLabs, including stronger poles that can hold more weight. If you're going to do 6 plants, I'd recommend a 600w light if you haven't bought one already. That is, if you go with the GrowLab 120. I've used a 400w and it was difficult to light even 5...

Do you mean the new Hortilux Super Blue 1000w bulbs that have a 600w HPS and 400w MH inside one bulb? Those look awesome. I wish I had a 1000 watter to try one out. I've seen them as low as $130. As far as the regular Hortilux Super HPS enhanced bulbs, they run around $85-95 depending on wattage.

I've used Hortilux for my 400w, and just ordered a 600w Hortilux as well. They have a good spectrum, but they're a bit more pricey than your standard HPS. Is there a difference? I don't know, it would be hard to tell. but the brand of HPS bulb you choose probably has less to do with your...

More watts=more heat common sense.

Air cooled lights really are the way to go, especially in an enclosed are like a grow tent. It will help you control your environment better. As for the 400w, they really will be inadequate for a space like that. You are better off with at least 2 600w lights. The cost is not much different...

You're right, the Secret Jardin gets alot of feedback. You won't be disappointed with it, I sure wasn't. But if you want something a little more durable you might want to consider the GrowLab for the Canvas Exterior. You can't go wrong no matter which of the two you choose. They are both great...

You are confusing yourself. I read the IcePik123's post, and he plainly tells you that they are two different tents but made by the same manufacturer. HomeBox and GrowLab are two different tents, with different features, but they are BOTH manufactured by HomeBox.

You don't have to believe anyone. Go to the website of the manufacturer and you will find out for yourself. I've spoken personally to some of the distributors, and the GrowLab is being sold by another company, but manufactured by the makers of HomeBox. Read the details of the product in this...

Yes the GrowLab is made by Homebox, but it has the shiny reflective interior.

Agreed. 600w ballasts are about 10% more efficient than 400w ballasts. 400w= 137.5 lumens per watt 600w= 150 lumens per watt Plus the increased intensity will lead to thicker buds. So either 2x 600 or 3x 600w will be best.

I find it hard to fit 4 plants under one 400w and still get decent buds. Go with 3 600w instead. You won't be sorry.

I have a Secret Jardin DR120 and I'm happy with it. But if I ever buy a new tent, I'm going for either a GrowLab or one of the newer HydroHuts. Why? Canvas exterior, with stronger stitching. Don't get me wrong, the Secret Jardin is well made, but the outer skin is so thin that it rips or is...

Heath, where did you go? :(

I agree. The taste is not so good at first, but it gets better with a couple weeks of curing. It does have a nice fruity smell though, even when it's smoked. The high is good but not a hammering stone or trippy haze. This was just an experiment to see how these autoflower plants end up in terms...