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15 inches isn't bad. What is your setup like?-How are you controlling temps? I am just not seeing how moving it a few inches is controlling your temps that much, unless you're referring to canopy temps. Do you have sufficient air-flow?

Looks good... I"m switching from coco to perlite myself. Currently running flood and drain but have been experimenting with top feed. Like the choice of nutes also. GH is the shit. Keep the updates coming.

Yeah, this one deserves a like. Even though you can be somewhat of an ass hat sometimes.

The one area I can see where some have a distinct advantage is the ease of accessibility of quality genetics. Being in the midwest I can't exactly go out and pick up some clones. Its hard enough to get good seeds!! I wanna see some more bag seed grows lol.

Is this directed towards anybody specific?

Good point. It is very easy to move plants around, remove diseased or infested plants if needed, or males if you grow from seed. Its easy to have several plants on different schedules-because its so easy to just remove and add plants to flood tables.

Yield is first going to be determined by your abilities. Then genetics. Then atmoshpere(lights, temps, humidity, ect). Then, maybe, method comes into play. But unless you get those things dialed in you wouldn't notice much difference between systems, imo. Whichever way you decide to go, get it...

You'll see "new member". There are a lot of trolls on here that basically like to go around talking shit. Trolls, trolls everywhere...

The main reason to lower humidity late in flower is to help prevent mold growing in the buds. You are fine because you are about to harvest but normally you don't just run the humidity as low as you can get it. Look up "vapor pressure deficit" to see what I am talking about. I don't know if...

You might be able to fix things in aero faster but things can go wrong a lot faster with aero too. As far as aero being faster? IDk about all that, probably in veg, I doubt its any faster once you're in the flower stage. Aero is just more complicated all around. Simplicity has a quality of its...

Agree. I say flood and drain. Maximizes space on your tables to run smaller plants closer together.

Whats your humidity? I'm guessing its a little on the low side however, you say they're at 10 weeks so I wouldn't worry that much.

How do you really know its there plants in the picture? You don't. Most probably are legit but there are probably some phonies out there as well.

I don't believe anyone was hating? I asked about the micro content in the maxi series and aero and I had a misunderstanding. I am, however, still confused with the guaranteed analysis of the maxi? I know it works, I've used both for a brief period of time. I actually preferred to just use grow...

What I find a little irritating is when someone post something off the wall then post pictures of "their" plants like it justifies the stupid shit they just said. Yes we get it, you can upload pictures of marijuana plants. And they look like any other marijuana plant anyone has ever seen.

I didn't come up with the terms/techniques or definitions dude. They are what they are. But they are two different things.

I've used both and can vouch that they both work. Always wondered about the micros in the maxi series, although I never really had any problems running it? The nova is expensive and I wonder why they have to make it look like mud lol

Oh, there are ways to supplement your income ;)

Don't get me wrong. I never said anything about your plants-you've got a nice setup growing there.