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Acoustic: Damien Rice Bluegrass: Hot Buttered Rum String Band Cornmeal Metal: Umphrey's McGee. Specifically the song "Wizard Burial Ground" otherwise, this band falls into the jam band category. Rap: Immortal Technique Common Jam Bands: Phish Grateful Dead Widespread Panic The Disco...

I have a couple books on Psychedelics and L around my pad, I just have to find them. Both very informative. Dose, set, and setting - Timothy Leary was right about this, and I think anyone who is considering a psychedelic experience should immediately be taught about these three factors. Also...

Haha, so should I double check that math? Either way, hughes and swag, as much as I love L, and personally find it superior to mush, I am open to the idea of Swag being right and that mush is "safer," I'm not the kind of guy who will still call you wrong when you throw facts in my face. But I...

Well, riddle me this, what kind of music are you into right now? I'll try to give you some alternatives to what you listen to currently that still reside in the same general genre/tonality.

Nice! Excellent to have optimistic words cast my way. I read primers on This Old House on how to run a sub-panel and it seemed do-able, if need be. Just hoping that my future house has some good electric run so I don't even have to deal with it all. Or at least a well-labeled breaker box!

That's what I was getting at...I'm just too fried to explain it correctly. Good work hughes.

Excellent knowledge, yo. Thanks. +Rep all around.

You should've just got some good layers, save yourself the money on eggs. And they make good pets too, and you reap more benefits from them. But who am I to tell you what to do, enjoy!

What I found helps is to search out new music/artists that you're unfamiliar with. Listen to songs you've never listened to before. Old artist you used to listen to together is just a reminder. Begin a new era of your life with new tunes. You will come to appreciate these tunes, as they helped...

Thanks for the tip. I've bought odds and ends from there before, but haven't made any big purchases from their line. I was moreso just looking at that inline fan to get an estimate of how many amps they pull. You have a grow journal I could peep quickee?

You should peep my grow if you get a second. It's been pretty lonely in there, haha.

Also, I'm looking at an inline fan from HTG, and they don't specify amperage. Is there anyway to judge/guess amperage based on wattage? Here's what I'm looking at: http://htgsupply.com/Product-GrowBright-8in-High-Velocity-Inline-Fan.asp

Excellent. So there is no difference in performance in 120v/240v ballasts?

I'm still waiting for that perfect one to be my new wallpaper. I know you probably have one that's perfect for me, and I will be patient and wait for it to come.

What I did was start with just my base nutes (Basic veg nute) at half strength, work up to full strength, from there start to add in additive nutrients, then after they are used to that high of a salinity I begin to increase my base nutrients higher. Granted, this is just my system, everyone has...

I think a lot of people either follow the nutrient company's feeding schedule, or kind of draft out their own.

Agreed, quite sexy. I would be vegging and flowering under a 4' - 6 bulb T5 HO at 354W.

Alright, alright. I'm starting to piece it all together, now. So amperage is more important than wattage as far as breaking circuits? No need to add up wattages in order to circumvent blowing a circuit, but rather, add up amperage, and make sure it's not above the total amount of amperage that...

By dedicated circuit, you mean it is strictly for the grow room? And 15amp is a standard circuit amperage? Is a 15amp circuit always 110v? Or 220v? What's the next step up from 15amp? Or is there?