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Guys, first of all THANKS!!! My house won't flood. Short story, I DO live in a flood plain but this crawlspace would only flood about every 20 years, and I will know when it's coming. I just built it because it was paid for hahahaha. In the rare case that happens, I ditch it all........ I...

CD- interesting thought, please expand I will do that same. I live in an elevated house, the crawlspace is about 4 ft tall AT MOST, but it is actually above ground level. The foundation has a concrete wall with a vent on each side of the house (for flooding purposes). It's kind of ideal...

Thanks again CD for helping this guy out. Not a newbie but am with my current setup. Yeah, will give them an eye at least every 2 days, that ought to be enuf to keep em in line! :-)

Cd- Thanks, that is what I am thinking. Of course that many lights with the power bars really uses up some space so I will need to be VERY careful about checking the plant and giving it space. Good thing about power bars though is you can always move em' or at worst option, unplug a light...

OK, quick background. Got a small stealth box using, yes, those wonderful silent computer fans. Only growing a plant or 2 at a time. The finalists are: 1) Make a small scrubber and attach it directly to the exhaust fan, trying not to worry about having enuf power do run it. 2) Somehow...

anyone? anyone? Bueller? anyone??

Quick question. Got a stealth box, 24" H x 9" D x 16" W Like most boxes, it has a power bar for CFL's lights at the top, fitting 4 at the most. So, knowing more light is always better, I had an idea: What if I plug another pbar at the top and only go with 3 top lights. THEN, I put 2 on...

Makes sense. That being said, ok, i add PH up or down to the nute water. So how about the PLAIN water that I use??? Just go with rainwater??? OR.....go with tap and adjust that as well??

Hey all, growing inside for the first time. Checked my water, and it is VERY alkaline, measures around 7.6. Using FF nutes, which I know makes things more acidic. SO.....my question is, should I use rainwater, which is normally slightly acidic, and taking the risk the nutes makes it TOO...