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OrezO

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I don't know if its powerful enough for you, but I use the Utilitech 48" 4-Light Utility Fluorescent Shoplight. You can get em at Lowes for $49, with the flouro's it'll run you about $70. There only 32watt T8's but I've been using them for a couple months now & I have no complaints.
 

TheOrganic

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Well also to the T5 would just be for vegging and cloning Im thinking too that T-5's are gonna be cooler..For my grow box.
 

OrezO

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Well also to the T5 would just be for vegging and cloning Im thinking too that T-5's are gonna be cooler..For my grow box.
The T5's are more powerful, I plan on getting something stronger once I move but for now the T8's do the trick.
 
Has anyone recently done business w/Virtual Sun Hydroponics ? The prices for the 3 pack lights are rather attractive. They say the equiptment is new and not re-firbished,plus free shipping. Thx in advance. peace
 

katfan

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HTG supply filters suck unless you are growing tomatoes or something with a low odor. I had a 4 inch and a 6 inch and replaced the 4" with a Phresh Filter and I can run at full blast with skunks and Kushes constantly while flowering and never a problem. I use a Can-Filter for my 6". I also tried Phat filters which work ok but only with the fan at half power, if I used them full blast they would not filter good enough and my whole neighborhood smells like a skunk. heh

So take advice from me who did not take everyone elses advice about spending the money for carbon filters or you will regret it. heh Good luck.

And I recommend http://www.plantlightinghydroponics.com/index.php for all your filter/fan needs and they also have some of the best prices on lighting. If you do order and want in a plain unmarked box then make sure to request it or it will come in the manufacturers packaging.

1 more thing. The black valueline fans are better made and much quieter than the green active air fans. The green fans are loud as hell. heh
Just wondering which Can-Filter you are quoting here? I'm setting up a "virgin" medical grow for myself using a 400 watt HPS/MH in a 4'x4' grow tent. I know I should buy an activated carbon filter as I have some nosy neighbors. Really I'd have nothing to worry about since I'm perfectly legal state wise but just to be on the safe side I'd rather scrub the air I'm venting. I plan to vent through the 6" port on the tent out through my dryer vent to my house.
 

hempstead

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Just wondering which Can-Filter you are quoting here? I'm setting up a "virgin" medical grow for myself using a 400 watt HPS/MH in a 4'x4' grow tent. I know I should buy an activated carbon filter as I have some nosy neighbors. Really I'd have nothing to worry about since I'm perfectly legal state wise but just to be on the safe side I'd rather scrub the air I'm venting. I plan to vent through the 6" port on the tent out through my dryer vent to my house.
I use a CAN-75 and I can run a 6" fan on it at full blast and no smells escape. http://www.bghydro.com/BGH/itemdesc.asp?ic=AOCCF075&eq=&Tp=
 

stinkbudd1

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If any of you are interested in teas and compost etc then this place has some great stuff and good prices as well as reasonable shipping im going to try this and see how it works it beats the hell out of buying all the ingredients and spending time mixing the shit for three days or more.

Erath Earth Compost Tea

Staple of Organic Gardening
Gallon Concentrate makes up to 64 Galllons of Compost Tea

Quart Concentrate makes up to 16 Galllons of Compost Tea




OptionsPriceModelManufacturerUPCQuantity 1 Qt. $8.29 EE003 Erath Earth 979849888882 1 Gal. $24.99 EE002 Erath Earth 979849999991 Ingredients:Liquid Compost, Liquid Humate, Orange Oil, MolassesDescription:
Compost Tea is a microbial solution that improves soil structure, adds beneficial organisms to the soil to sustain plants, builds organic matter in the soil, and aids in nutrient uptake. Compost Teacontains BILLIONS of beneficial organisms, doing in one application what spreading compost onto crops does in multiple applications. Application Recommendations:Shake Well Before Use. Use 2 oz. per gallon of water or use 6 to 8 oz. per gallon of water for soil drench. 2 tbsp. = 1 oz. of liquid
 
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