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"If he were to get". He isn't.

No bro, you're not posting right yet! Try getting those pix up here for us :)

Nice tops/fimms. Those ladies should make a nice scrog.

That'll work, looking good. In late bloom it's good to lower nutrient intake anyways. How far into flower are they?

You should try a glassless (no reflector) run with the 1000w and compare it to the yield quality and quantity from the LED grow. It'll probably be more cost efficient and yield better results running the HPS.

Two gallons of water per day might be a bit overkill. Does the soil around the plant stay moist all of the time?

Yes, definitely possible.

I usually shoot for 76 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and a decrease of no more than around 10-12 degrees or so during lights out (most indoor grow temps are fine during lights off). Although those temps may be optimal for most situations, they aren't always easily achievable without...

That's a nice amount of available play room. Have you looked into pricing the particular LEDs you like to run in there and compared it to a HID setup? Any reason(s) you'd prefer to run LED as opposed to T5 or HID?

I'd trash it once the replacement arrives.

Sounds like a fun grow journal to me.

It depends on the size of the plant and how often you wish to water/feed it, not the grow space or lighting in particular. Three gallon containers seem to be good for the "typical" sized plant through flowering.

How are your temps? If your plants have been fine at that intensity for this long, I'm sure they'll be just fine. The only time I'd really be concerned with blasting them would be in the very early stages of development.

Oh, and that grow cabinet junk... Don't waste your money.

Hey New2, you won't need more than one carbon filter for a set up of that size. Check and see how many cubic feet you need to extract (grow space) and get a filter rated appropriately. Of course some filters are better than others and I always check the grams of carbon in each filter as that is...

Not as much as you'd get with a 600w. If it's a possibility, it's worth running a 600w instead. You may be disappointed with a 400w in anything larger than a 3x3 at most.

Looking nice. What are they growing in?

It looks fine. Let the soil dry out before the next watering and it'll perk back up.

I wrap mine 3 times instead of just one in step 1 of bow making. I haven't had one come undone yet, maybe that'll help.

I poke holes around the upper rim of my smart pots and run string through the hole and around the branch to be controlled. I tie the string in bows, like a shoe, for easy adjusting later. Some strains I have had to adjust daily (DP, SLH, etc... for example) due to fast growth rate and/or...