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See Woodsmantoker's post above (#2) A good rule of thumb is ~50W / sqft so 4' x 5' for example. As described above even coverage and intensity must be considered for maximum potential. Grab a cheap LIM and see what type of coverage you get with your setup, keep in mind heat also as you don't...

Sort of depends on how your cab is setup/constructed. Generally speaking a light trap can be made by creating a few 90 degree bends though there are many ways to accomplish it. I'd need to know about your setup to recommend something specific. Materials used and their reflectivity, space...

Wow! You might want to start by reading some of the forums, specifically General Marijuana Growing and Newbie Central to get an idea of what type of grow might be right for you. All of your questions are answered in those informative forums. Pay particular attention to the "sticky" notes at the...

Good info +rep

Not weaving really, tying them to it with plastic twist ties. Next grow will be trained very differently, this training "method" sucked.

I would very much enjoy a tutorial on your training techniques! This is the area I've struggled most with during this grow. I understand the essential nature of pre-training (now) but I'd be very interested in your experience with different strains. I'd also like to better understand your views...

No scrog expert as you know but have links to a ton of info on the subject you might find useful. Working on the best method to make it available but in the interim here are my thoughts (for what they are worth, free advice is worth every penny you paid). :bigjoint: So far I think topping to...

I see you've been here, had me nervous for minute...

You said it Nunotmp! Some of those stems are bent in a letter "Q"!. If I have learned one thing with this first scrog it's "have a plan and work it every day". A scrog is not a "set & forget" proposition though if the current bud growth is any indication, it will all be worth it at harvest...

Uh, Mikov? Don't just go off to work on a hot panel and not return, makin' me nervous man! :?:

Thanks guys! Yea, taking them out was easy in the beginning but getting harder... before I start the next cycle I'll install some heavy duty drawer slides underneath. Will post a couple more pics in a few days, nothing going on but training and flowering, exciting to me but kinda boring in...

Seconded, great stuff, works on fungus as well and all natural.

Nah, I ask as most DIY filters create a little less back pressure, mine is DIY as well. I use the main exhaust fan (I think it's 240 cfm), it's a 6" duct fan I got at a hardware store for like $30. The reason I said maybe a little small is after you add the filter, any screens to keep out bugs...

Sounds a little small 1gne... what type of filter and how big? commercial, DIY?

You can work a hot panel but be very careful, don't use both hands, keep one in a back pocket to minimize creating an arc across your heart in case you slip, DON'T wear rings or other jewelry. Use well insulated tools and rubber gloves wouldn't hurt. Connect the bare ground wire then white...

Depends. Is the room sealed? What is the ambient temp? metal halide runs a little cooler than HPS but I suspect you're going to need some ventilation or at least a fresh air source, a cooltube is nice but they can be expensive. if you already have the light just hang it in there temporarily and...

The feed appears to be fairly small gauge, I wouldn't recommend adding anything to the panel even if it would fit.

NP, if you are unsure, please ask! Don't guess and fry yourself!

Cool! (cold?) thanks!