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Thanks. We are still on the fence for the exact configuration we want so thought calling and chatting with them is the best approach. Much thanks for your help.

WOW, thanks for all the information and assistance. So, we spent some time researching the various recommendations last night. We are narrowing it down to two vendors right now and plan on calling them tomorrow morning to discuss a few questions. First we like this setup...

hi everyone, well i guess i was a little vague on our needs. Yes, that is me from a few years back. 1) We are not worried about costs. 2) We have been growing for over 30 years so we know how to grow and have been using HPS/MH setups but are tired of the heat issues, wasted energy and want to...

so what do you recommend? How about the G*LED 600 ?

hi everyone, we apologize if this question has been asked or this topic covered but we couldn't find anything posted. Does anyone have experience and feedback on the Kind XL-750 Led unit? There is so much information and more details/info on Leds that its all too confusing. we are looking...

Tangerine Dream.

http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Super_Cali_Haze/Short_Stuff_Seedbank/ Sagarmatha Seeds - AK-48 and Dinafem for White Widow auto. this is a great resource for genetics and info.

AK-48, Super Cali Haze and White WIdow Auto are all fine selections.

does anyone ever vacuum seal them once they are cured out? we do and when we open a new jar you hear that little wisp of air rushing in and after about 20 minutes its smells like heaven again. We find everything stays fresh and nice. just asking.

you could be. ever notice how you're skin is drier in the winter and your nose runs when you're outside. that because the humidity is low. it is 39% right now in Boston. I'd consider that LOW...

isn't the humidity lower in the cold? at least it is in New England.

a few we've done and like. are DNA's 60 day lemon. Double Diesel by Sagarmatha. Dinafem White Widow, Delicious Seeds Northern Lights Blue. Not sure if you've ever used seedfinder but its an interesting site to check out the genetics etc...

smells really sweet and lovely. my opinion, not my husbands.

hopefully, you're not soaking your seeds in a glass of water or in a soaking wet paper towel. we've found their seeds to be very fresh and just stick them straight into the soil. Only had two out of 23 not spout. one was a greenhouse lemon haze and a barneys sweet tooth. typically within 4 days...

yeah, fast plants to harvest from. 8-9 weeks total time. much faster than photos. as Scoverdog said. around 2-5 oz is about right. bigger buckets like a 5 gallon works well which give u a larger plant n typically yield.

yield is somewhat dependent on the genetics, as well as your growing conditions. we use 5 gallon buckets filled to the brim with good soil. no ferts for 3-4 weeks, only use organic ferts and then lightly feed every other watering, (we add in molasses the last 2-3 weeks in addition to our fert...

its called an auto flower because it automatically starts flowering regardless of the light. Photoperiod are the plants you trigger to start flowering by switching your light timing. We've run auto's 24/7 and 18/6. never really notice any difference in yield or growth. however do like the idea...

thanks for the info. have going in week 6: northern lights blue from delicious seeds, Sagarmatha AK48 and Dinafem White Widow. All three are Autos.

great info. we're dumping FFOF and Happy Frog after this grow is done. our last of the year. starting off next spring with our own "dirt" that we concocted ourselves using the great info here. we've not be unhappy with our results or anything, but try to stay as organic as possible. using alpaca...

we use alpaca poop also. works well, doesn't burn and not much smell. also use it in our vegetable garden.