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I would just like to be the first to say JT (my first pick) won survivor, and coach smokes crack. :peace:

You know what, after reading that, I'm quitting smoking pot, because it definitely isn't the chemicals they spray on round up ready soybeans, or the synthetic drugs I can buy for my cold, or the industrial strength cleaning solution they sell at the grocery store, no it couldn't be the murcery...

LMAO this thread just got way more interesting thanks to jcdws! Jim, the myth comment wasn't directed towards you, but nice training in those pics either way. The purpose of this thread was just to see if tinfoil causes "hotspots," not to decide what the best reflective material is...

Still no pictures? I smell a myth.

Weird, must have been humid in there.

That's true, but in many cases a beginning grower is on a tight budget or only a small surface needs to be covered. Tinfoil beats carpet, wood, etc. I can't remember where I saw this, but: "Every photon that hits the floor is like a dead soldier" Are there any google masters out there...

I don't suppose you have a pic of it... or know where any pictures are? Sorry if I sound like a broken record, but I'm really hoping someone can dig up a picture of tinfoil burn for the skeptics. Thanks again.

Thanks, I agree that flat white paint is the best because it makes no noise, but I'm really after a picture of tinfoil burn because after a lot of searching I can't find a single picture and I'd like there to be a good visual depiction of this for anyone in question, like myself. Sometimes we...

I'm not one to believe everything I hear and I personally have NEVER seen one single picture of damage from tinfoil "hot spots." People say wrinkled tinfoil can create hot spots by magnifying light. I've read that creased tinfoil reflects only up to 35% and smooth tinfoil 50%. With such a low...

hey i just looked at your tiny lowryder dwarf. thats insane, was lowryder worth it for our northern climate? or are there any better strains for the m/w