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How does an AC running constantly run more efficiently? I was in the HVAC world for a while, you want the AC/Heat not to run constantly. Thats what differentials are for, for example you cool it to 76 and then the room will heat up to 78 before it kicks back on again so it doesn't run...

Everything looks great btw, heavy buds are a good problem to have

What ever works dude, as long as the buds are not on the ground

Kenmore makes great dehums. They are not loud and do a good job. They come in 30, 50, and 70 pint sizes. Get the ones with out the water pump though, the water pumps are noisy and fail frequently.

No those buds still do great, theres plenty of leaves on the plant that if you remove a few it doesn't affect the growth. Ive had great success with light defoliation, huge buds and great yields

I like both, clones are great for indoors and dep runs where you want a uniform canopy. Seeds are great for full term outdoor and mother plants. There are some strains that are in high demand right now that you can only get in clone form so that is another advantage for clones.

Shittttt my ph comes out around 8.5. My buddy a half hour away has a well and it comes out at 6.8. It all depends where you are at and your water source. Ive seen people tap be from from 5.8-9.0

No problem dude If I were you I would just give plain water for the next 2 or 3 waterings to try and correct it. There should be plenty of food in there.

I don't like machine trim, use to have 2 twister t2s and sold them because of the quality of the trim. Nothing beats a good dry hand trim. Just hire some people to do it for you

I would water/feed/water/feed. Imo I wouldnt feed every watering, that might be your problem. Also if I were you I would get some ph down for your plain water. Also imo I don't think its a good idea to switch up nutes while you are having problems, but thats just my opinion.

Imo try to keep the ph around 6.4-6.6 in soil. Also make sure that the pot dries out completely in between waterings. Imo it looks like it could be a ph problem, over watering, or lock out. How long do you go in between feedings? Like whats your schedule, water/feed/water/feed?

What are you growing in? Beds, pots, straight in the ground?

Whats your ph at? How often to you water? How much time do you allow in between feedings?

One of my electric bills is around 1800 a month. Had this bill in the same location for 8 years with no problem. I just pay on time and no questions asked. My house alone that I do not grow at is $500 a month during the summer when the central AC is running full blast when its 100+ outside...

What state are you in? In cali we are allowed 12 immature and 6 mature per patient so legally we can start with 12 plants and as long as you end up with 6 strong females your good.

Definitely the bigger the AC the better as some others have said it will run less/more efficiently. As a general rule of thumb when I am calculating AC size for my rooms I use 4000 btu for every air-cooled 1000w light. That is a minimum baseline number though. It works fine for me using a co2...

No problem dude and thank you for the good words. Defoliation is a touchy subject on here but I do it and believe it helps. I don't think removing 75% is good but in moderation and right timing it can be beneficial IMO.

So by only gaining 2oz your losing $3700 every 8 runs per light (@2500 per # + electric). On 10 lights thats a loss of $37,000 every 8 runs. It makes a big difference in the long run, especially on a larger scale. I defoliate during flower, imo it doesnt affect anything. Plants continue to...

Residential tier 4 power with PGnE is .34 a kilowatt, crazy expensive. I think they do it purposely to tax the growers. If you were just powering your house it wouldn't be that high but when you have a decent sized grow going and use a certain amount of kilowatts per month you get put into the...

Imo you have to wait at least a week to make enough of a difference to make it worth letting them finish up, we do it with our full term outdoors because we don't have another run going in until spring. Indoors an extra week per run is 5-6 weeks a year which is almost a whole other run. When you...