Search results

I hear that!

Thanks, I love swamp coolers, especially in this friggin' climate!

Thanks for the replies guys. I agree with both of you, to a point. However; I have recently moved to Arizona and the RH here is absolutely arid, typically single digits to low teens! I find the excess humidity to be a benefit and I want to avoid the "Windtunnel Effect". With LED lights heat...

I've read anywhere from 5 exchanges per minute - to 1 exchange every 5 minutes. That tells me it's really not that critical! I'm thinking that 2 or 3 exchanges per minute sounds about right. Let's hear what anybody else has to say, how many air exchanges per minute does your ventilation...

I lived in California for almost 70 (of my 76 years). What the Hell is benidorm, and what is this cave you speak of?

Yea, I know they invented the concept. I figured they have a patent or something like that.

Does anyone besides HLG sell just the boards, no driver, nothing else? Well ok, maybe a heatsink. I've looked around some, I just haven't seen it, maybe I've just been looking in the wrong place. Just curious, I would think any major player in the game would be glad to make a few extra bucks...

It's hard to believe - I was #10 on this list! Now it's 157 pages long.

I know from personal experience that high 90's - "100-teens" won't kill your plants. It will just slow down the growing process. I grew a dozen or so plants outside in that heat (high 90's - over 110 f. every fuckin' day) for a whole season. And, at harvest, none of them were over about 24"...

Please explain your reply. Coco is hydro because it provides no nutrients; in that respect it is hydro.

A whole leaf? Are you shitting me?

It appears that the plants are just growing up through the net, or maybe using it for a little separation. That's not what a SCROG is. In a SCROG the plant is all tangled up in the net; woven and wrapped up (laterally) to provide a flat, even, canopy.

It says $524.00 on their website. Still pretty cheap!

This thread has been dead for over 5 years.

The information you are asking for is somewhat debatable and very much a matter of personal preference. Regarding your use of the word "optimal" in the title; do you mean optimal for the plant - or optimal to achieve whatever you are trying to achieve? My point is; there's more than one way to...

One would think so! But there are other things to be considered here (details - details). The one question I have right up front is "How many seeds"?

Dude - you got to stir it up! But seriously, try adding a drop or two of dish soap.

I don't see a SCROG, I just see a net with plants growing (unwoven) up through it. If it really was a SCROG you should have flipped it when the net was about 70-80% full. Good luck!

It's called "Guppy-ponics", not sure about the spelling.