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So here is my setup. My plants are 4 weeks in from bagseed which were nearly 5 years old. They were sprouted on Feb 9th. I just potted some more fresh beans. They are all in MG organic soil, some with perlite some w/o. This is my first grow, and i only have RIU to thank! without all of you...

So I have setup: 5 x 42W 2700K = 210W 6 x 23W 6500K = 138W Total Watts = 348W 5 x 2600 lumen = 13,000 6 x 1700 lumen = 10,200 Total Lumens = 23,200 My space is appx 12"x 24" in area, giving a total of 2 SF. ...so is 174W/SF and 11,600 lumen to much light? I am vegging 4 plants and my...

hey sirus, those are some monster leaves...nice work they are looking real healthy. what are you doing for ventilation and odor?

nice buds, driftwood. = +rep on your gro

u should rent a backhoe, it will save your back, eh?

nice grow man, rep+ i love the beautiful colors! did you smell any fumes from the plex? I work with it all the time, and always wear a respirator, although it the dust thats bad. Plexi is the shit. check it out at wikipedia.org/wiki/Acrylic_glass

im nearly 4 weeks in and using 5x42 2700 and 3x27 6500 and the plants are doing great. mix it up, extra watts a bonus too.

Hey teatreeoil, rep+ on your research. Thanks for proving that CFLs are indeed You are making a fine example about what this site is all about. I myself use maya with mentalray and GI for archiectural renderings. The light suite in maya is great, you have near total control of all variables. It...

if you have a target you can get terracycle organic worm castings. they come in a recycled milk jug and have 5-3-4. I usually dissolve into solution and water with that.

:idea: Has anyone ever tried to use balsa wood fibers as an additive for a soil grow? Balsa is an amazing wood. Incredibly strong, structural cells, with a very low density. This means its mostly air. It also tends not to rot. =) Catch my drift?