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If it were me, I'd do two fixed 600w. You get 200 more watts than a single 1000w plus better coverage without the hassle of a light mover. And like johnny said, you get more lumens per watt with the 600w vs the 1000w. Seems like a no-brainer to me. And the electricity cost between the two is...

I picked up some Chocolope yesterday from the dispensary and I am very impressed. The high is very strong indica and lasts several hours. I haven't smoked any of the others, so I can't really offer any additional input.

Either one would work just fine. What sort of ventilation do you have? If you can ventilate the lights well, the 'smaller' tent would work perfectly.

I get them online because local retail stores like best buy and radioshack have awful and overpriced selections. Try here and you can search by cfm and db level. If they don't have what you need, I don't know where would.

You're going to have trouble finding a fan that meets all three of your criteria. Cheap, effective, and stealth: pick the two most important features and we'll be able to help you a little better.

^LOL. I'm sure he'll trade in his HID for a set of ghetto CFL's pronto after that convincing advice. But seriously, I don't think you can go wrong with either magnetic or digital. They both have advantages and disadvantages that you have well, so it is just personal preference at this point...

Honestly, I think you'll get better results with the hps than the mh conversion bulb. I can't believe that a more usable spectrum for the plants makes up for an almost 50% loss in lumens. If your plants are stretching too much for your taste, move the light closer.

Haha, YESSSS! I never thought that one would work in a million years. I'm loling just thinking about your reaction.

This one may take the cake. Thanks for the lol, op. Gullible isn't in the dictionary either...

You didn't look very hard... https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/106339-150w-hps-club-inspirational-resource.html

Yep, way to early to tell. Any sprout will do that when given inadequate lighting.

Sounds like the reference junction dried out during storage or something similar. Do you have the instructions that came with the meter? It describes in there how to renew the junction by pulling the cloth sensor out a 1/8", cutting it, and then recalibrating the meter.

Looks like nute burn to me. How much are you feeding them? Are you following Humboldt's feeding chart?

Its normal for them to droop after cutting them. As long as you provide a low-light, high-humidity environment and be patient, they'll root just fine.

I've heard of people having issues with GHS germination rates but I've never experienced it. I've had great success with their germination rates. I just sprouted a batch a week or so ago and 12 out of 12 germinated. How are you germinating them?

$20 for the trouble and $5 for the aspirin to get rid of the schwag headache. lol.

Seriously. You'd have to pay me to smoke that mexi dirt schwag.

Werd, that's where I found the dr I went to see. He's the one affiliated with Medicinal Gardens on Mulberry and Howes and charges $120 for a recommendation. He usually sees patients on Tues/Thurs.

What do you use to control the pH? And 6.5 is a little on the high side, IMO.

I think it has been way too long without a picture update. Since last time, I added two 5 gallon buckets with 2 plant capacity each to bring the total plant count up to 20. Since they are so close together, it seems like I don't have much of a choice but to SOG. We'll see as they continue to...