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it just makes me feel safer i live in area that has choppers scanning with IR cameras i stick out cause i have a small house on a few acres

the reflector uncooled is very seeable look at this video at 1:21 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRbBu8nkjRk&feature=related

o right need update pics

i wanted to make a soil cap for the roots so i bound the roots some so they would grab the soil,now the roots grow in the air above 80-82 degrees water, the air temp in the cup with the roots stays around 70-72 degrees and are doing great. iam well under my 15 amp breaker even if a/c...

my roots are growing in the air why would i lie. u just cant see the whole pic.

well iam having pH problems cause i switch to aeroponics feed and i was slacking on testing run off water, they are not root bound

lake conroe area so close

iam feeding 1/4 strength 18-18-21 tomato feed about 1 in 6 watering,i watch for nuit burn pretty closely and cant feed much more then that.

i dont let my plants get above 80 cause the leaves get dried out looking after just a hour or two.at this temp. it happens when temps outside get above 95 degrees which is about once or twice a week. i have a liquid ph test kit so i cant give any numbers on that. iam feeding 1/4 strength...

been a few weeks

been a few weeks

i.d.k. maybe hydrofarms might know

really it shortens the life of the bulb

The ideal amount is somewhere around 7000-10,000 lumens/sqft, (-and as long as the plants do not burn, as much light can be used as you want) finally found something, thanks people for advice

the two measurements first-total view second - is bulb to top of glass third- bottom of glass to tops 13"middle plants and 15" outer plants total distance give or take pics of distance to much light stress

none of this is any sort of answer of what i asked i have read that glass can cause a vitamin deficiency but not any good info

first pic are showing the distance from bottom of glass to grow tips second pic is distance from bulb to top of glass last pic total set-up wires on the stick are my temp sensors for the a/c's