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Hey Jig, those girls look awesome! I haven't been by in a while and knew the harvest was getting close so had to come and see how things are going....and I have to say, looks like all the hard work is going to be a nice pay off. How is the aroma? I bet it's sweet! Can't wait to see those...

Those buds don't look any worse for wear. In fact, they look pretty good to me. I'm willing to be that over the next few weeks you'll see the buds dense up and that wonderful aroma we all love will begin to fill your bedroom.

The good news is that next grow, you won't have to buy all the equipment you have now. So it won't be long until your green is in the black and you will never have to look back! :clap: Of course there will always be ongoing costs, like nutes, light bulb replacements, utilities....but those...

The good news is that next grow, you won't have to buy all the equipment you have now. So it won't be long until your green is in the black and you will never have to look back! :clap: Of course there will always be ongoing costs, like nutes, light bulb replacements, utilities....but those...

Hey Jigfresh, have you been keeping track of your investment so far in this grow? Things continue to look good....I'm so jealous!

Hey Jigfresh, have you been keeping track of your investment so far in this grow? Things continue to look good....I'm so jealous!

Actually, the CO2 molecule is heavier than air as air is made up of mostly N2 molecules. Since the plant absorbs CO2 through it's leaves, you want to put the CO2 above the plant so it falls down into the canopy. Otherwise, it will never absorb the CO2. :bigjoint:

Actually, the CO2 molecule is heavier than air as air is made up of mostly N2 molecules. Since the plant absorbs CO2 through it's leaves, you want to put the CO2 above the plant so it falls down into the canopy. Otherwise, it will never absorb the CO2. :bigjoint:

Actually, the CO2 molecule is heavier than air as air is made up of mostly N2 molecules. Since the plant absorbs CO2 through it's leaves, you want to put the CO2 above the plant so it falls down into the canopy. Otherwise, it will never absorb the CO2. :bigjoint:

I think RT76 is his signature....retired toker76.

*Salivates* :weed:

*Salivates* :weed:

*Salivates* :weed:

*Salivates* :weed:

Glad to see an excellent job!

This bud dryer is awesome! I am going to have to build one of these! Great DIY!:weed:

Wow, that's great. Looks like you've got a great area to grow now and will have plenty of electricity to drive everything. Keep us updated on the grow!

The advantage of 240 volt is less heat.

Hey Grindin.grinder - these question sshould be asked in a different thread. This tread is about electrical issues. Peace and good luck.:leaf:

If the two 15a on the left are two separate circuits, than I should think they are fine, but I was kind of thinking it is probably the blower motor for the furnace, which may be 240v...if so, should be double pole. Apparently the blue breaker is just another circuit which apparently isn't...