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I generally let my stuff dry out, freeze it, take it out right before im ready to make the hash give a quick crumble and go to town. Best thing I can say to you is watch some youtube videos so you can see it as it happens. Its not really a "natural" looking or logical processs haha. So it is...

Getting there homie. Post some pics when you get it all together.

A mini split is a typical house A/C basically. It has a small condenser outside and small unit inside. Connected with a line set so the two units can be anywhere from 0ft to 35ft away. They tend to run in the ballpark of 1500-3000 bucks. The biggest benefit IMO is the fact that there is not air...

mini split is really your only option then. They do come pre-charged so it is a DIY install.

I have found over the past few years that it is almost impossible to satisfy your roots oxygen needs during the last 4-5weeks of flowering. I have also been toying with the idea of adding straight o2 into my air system, maybe in like a burst form "for 5min every few hours or something" IMO...

Its very IMPORTANT when testing for a bad ph meter to test both ph buffer 7 AND ph buffer 4.01 or ph buffer 10. Reason for not using only the ph buffer 7 is that a ph probe that is out of solution "cant remember at the monent what the fluid in the probe is" but if it is out or low it will still...

Are you having problems with pest or are these for preventative measures? ooo nevermind re-read your post. Ummmm I would probably go with some neem oil. Generally only go to the foggers for the down time in between grows or once you see bugs

For me and you yes... We understand when shit is wrong and how to go about fixing stuff. But we are talking about someone that has no idea what they are doing. If something goes wrong I would rather have a sub panel right infront of me so I can hear it pop. Lets say that this guy plugs his...

Shrug. To each his own. Personally I would want nothing to do with running 1600watts of a single 12-2 wire buried underground. Nothing at all :) Edit : I re-read your original post.... Which ever way will work. One will cost probably 30-40% more but will be MUCH safer. Edit Edit : I still...

Ya I dont think there is gonna be anything out there that is "out of the box" what you want. I can find all kinds of sensors that are in your range but they only have a output signal to read from "0-5v, 4ma-20ma" you will then have to put that into some form of PLC or start using a arduino or...

Your talking about some fairly specialized items. Got a budget for this? Im gonna say the switch will be more than a few hundred dollars. Im assuming you want a 120v switch that triggers at 140psi. shewww hold your butthole

Yes. Use both as long as your temp dont go to high.

Yes this is important for your safety and your house's well being. P.S - you should also go with like a 40amp breaker for the 8awg wire or a 50amp for the 6awg

Yes yes. Panel/ Sub-Panel = breaker box So here is how the connection chain should go. House Breaker Box --> 50amp 240v breaker --> 6-8awg wire ran to shed ---> Smaller breaker box in shed -----> dist. out to electric boxes. Now, the wire comes in different flavors. PREFERABLY get individual...

^^what dat nigga said^^^

What you need is a sub-panel in your shed and then a standard 3 wire run of 6-8awg wire. Preferably run the wires in conduit roughly 18in under ground. Then in the shed have a smaller breaker box that runs out to your assorted 120 or 240v plugs. Edit : 50amp breaker is a bit big for what you...

heres a nice table I found. - bah formatting is all fucked up. Here is the url http://www.sensorex.com/support/more/ph_electrode_technical_education its about 2/3 the way down under "pH vs. Temperature Error Chart" If you notice at 25C "77F" there is no ph variations over the 2-12ph range. So...

Emm I can dig up the actual equation if you REALLY need it "I remember finding it in a programming guide to the ph sensor which gave the equation for the effect of temp." However off the top of my head I would say your only talking about .10 - .05 range from the 13 degree difference. Damn...

LOL sorry I didnt get back to ya. Sometimes these post fall to the archives to fast. I did run a very similar setup a few years back. Basically they same idea but instead of using a motor I used a water pump and filled a 5 gallon bucket up for weight. It worked..... So So. Now I have a much...

Bend that bitch. Bend it a little everyday.