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I was pretty baked on my last comment, what I should of been talking about was a disconnect. I'm working on a house right now that has no disconnect on the panel board, but one is provided outside the meter base. Still though shouldn't be an issue if you can't find it. Just be smart and watch...

You can work on a panel hot, and is often required because some business/homes just can't afford to lose power while you work on them. That being said, it's dangerous and you should be sure not to touch anything with your hand, it also helps to wrap your screw driver shaft in electrical tape. I...

Well yeast is about 1$ for a three pack, and maintains a constant rate of Co2 production rather then a sudden burst that can harm the plants that quickly fades to a useless amount, so though you probably could it would be an odd way to go about it.

I never said he was your equal, I said he was lower then you. Who I said was the equal are the other 1000s of people on this forum are honest and are simply here to get some help in their hobby. Yet you guys seem to think its a better use of time to ride the high horse then it actually is to...

What really seems low here is not the fact that he stole, but that fact that people getting on their high horse have created over 12 pages of dribble when actual question are going unanswered. So if I got this right, it's better to flame someone you think lower then yourself then it is to help...

That's some strange looking growth from that angle, should upload a couple more pictures, then return it and plant your own. Not like it's a hard thing to get seeds

Amazing story man, thanks for putting some time into typing it for us all to read. Hopefully you'll find this hobby a bit less stressful. +Rep

Well the thing about waiting, is your plants bigger now so it will grow faster and faster as it's foliage can take in more and more energy. I'd still say it's possible, though opinions obviously vary.

http://www.planetnatural.com/site/xdpy/kb/implementing-co2.html is an article about plants general usage of Co2. The usage is about the same but many people on here claim that temps of about 90F actually work best with the correct amount of Co2. I'd still try to keep your temps around 80F but...

Estimating since I can't see the entire plant but I wouldn't go more then 5 on it right now, but I think the plant would survive.

Amazon has a dimmable Lumatek for sale http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JBBRLY Patents don't seem to do a lot around here

8Ft tall isn't that short, could easily be done with a dominate Indica and cooltube reflector. Taking it's first grow though so guessing want to go cheap? If so your looking at CFLs mainly.

My plants were growing just fine in a box that averaged 85-95F, and with Co2 has been shown to be an optimum temperature.

No, it's been decided that you need CO2 at around 1200-1500PPM and a tank regulator combo is just one of the best ways to achieve that. The thing I don't like about enriched waters or just Co2 guns is that its a very high concentration for a short time and then drops drastically so you go from...

Coud be a number of things, but generally a plant that goes from OK to droopy and overall week looking in a couple days means theirs root issues which 90% of the time is from over watering.

That's from topping though

Tons of people do 24/0, and tons do 18/6, some do 20/4. I used to be a firm believer in 24/0 for the first two weeks but honestly I've latley switched to 19/5 or 20/4 for all first couple weeks, then 18/6 because the plants on 24/0 grew such a minuet amount faster then the 18/6 plants that it...

Indica is short and fat, Sativa is taller and linky. It's rare but I've had a plant a that grew two stems, almost like it self toppped below it even had a node, was pretty crazy and I honestly still have no idea what caused it besides just odd genetics. Probably not to late to clone, just don't...

Yes. It's the same concept as the people who give their plants carbonated water, except your making your water not buying it.

Wrap a handful of damp-rid in a paper towel and put it in a mason jar, then put weed in the same jar and let sit. Since the humidity will be so low in the jar it will dry the weed quicker, and no heat is required. Still will take some time though.