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BTW, I also use 35%

I consider H202 an integral part of my growing system. Usually run it at 10 ml per 18 gal reservoir every 3 days (a little less than 1 ml per gallon). However, Now that i have discovered fungus gnats in my roots, I've upped the dosage in that table to about 5 ml per gallon.

I have pretty good support under my trays, so I cant really comment on the table bending. As for the reservoir, that sounds adequate to me. I fill my reservoirs with 18 gallons and that is a good amount for 2x4 tables. So doing the simple math, you should be just fine.

good choice!!! I've been guitar shopping lately and this is one I played for a while at the store the other day. I decided against it, just because I prefer a bit of a thicker, creamier sound. But it is a very nice, well made, guitar.

I have http://www.canadianwholesalehydroponics.com/products.cfm?p_id=2117&show_details=1&catpage=4 This one. It is awesome!!! I've never had any problems with it, super easy to clean. Doesn't need calibrating. If you can't tell, i'm a big fan of this meter!!! Your grow looks very nice...

Thanks so much!!! I wish you the best of luck with your gnat problem. I only noticed these guys 2 days ago, and now they're a little out of hand. Nip that in the bud or it could be trouble. So far the plants are unaffected, heres hoping it stays that way. It would be a bit of a huge...

So my local hydro store owner reccommended I up my H202 in the reservoir and put up some sticky traps. So I did, hopefully these fuckers get dead in a hurry, I really don't like seeing a bunch of happy insects in my root system.

I'll bet those fema casket liners would make a pretty good reservior. Just sayin' is all.

Hey there friends, Figured its time for a few pictures. In kinda bad news, I have fungus gnats. Tomorrow I'll pick up some mosquito dunks and kill these fuckers dead. In the center-left of the photo you can see one of the fuckers... kinda. and what I think is larvae. Fortunately I have a 9...

Heck yes!!! The Steelers are great at making opponents (even good ones) look awful. I cant wait for next week, we get our chance to redeem ourselves against the bungles.

Your plants are some of the most resinious I've seen. Just beautiful.

Exactly the type of people who shouldn't be breeding. Leave the police to solve murders and robberys, not to bust up your poor daughters single plant grow.

I use the PT cloner. Works great!!! Way less of a hassle than dealing with rockwool. Of all the things I've purchased for my grow, this is surely one of the best.

http://www.guitaretab.com/c/crosby-stills-nash-and-young/24857.html I'm working on Suite Judy Blue Eyes right now. Awesome song with a big open tuning eeeebe. Sadly, i do not possess the voice to sing like any of those guys, so far my version is a little lacking.

Essentially what you're describing is the process used by breeders to create feminized seeds. Though the more reputable ones will take time and find the strongest females with the least tendency to show staminate growth from stress. They will then use Colloidal silver (or gibbrallic acid) to...

Is that just in the tent or at canopy level?

as already stated, its nice to have a ppm/ec meter, but not essential. I personally don't have a PH meter, I use the strips, i find they're alot easier to use than the drops, and I'm too cheap to buy a meter. I can almost guarantee you'll see a marked improvement in the growth of your...

What sort of tempertatures are you dealing with? From the looks of your pictures, it looks like heat stress to me. Ph stress usually shows itself with twisted leaves.

So, the last table I put together has a stronger pump than the other 4. To compensate for that, I put a larger overflow pipe in the table. Unfortunately, this pipe is the perfect size for hydroton pebbles to get caught up in. Combining the extra strong pump with a plugged overflow... Ends...

Just to throw my 2 cents in here. Gladular Trichome colour is an indicator of ripeness, but it is one of many, not the only one. Different strains of marijuana can be very tricky with trichomes, sometimes throwing out 2 "waves" of maturity, in my experience usually around 8 and 10 weeks of...