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Seriously considering one (2 actually-for perpetual) of these systems and have a couple ?'s. How many sites in a 5x5 tent? Running 6 RDWC buckets at the moment and thinking I could go at least 9 with one of these, if not 12 or 16, aiming for 2p's per system (1000w light of course). Also what's...

Yup, see what's listed on ebay before you pull the trigger on anything, can often get great deals on lightly used equipment. Check your local craigslist too, mine almost always has lights on it.

Good thing you own it and have someone else to do the calculations for you, cuz we're not shingling the damn thing and I don't think he wants to be taping a bunch of scraps together to try to piecemeal the damn thing with several seams. Yes, he has enough square footage, but I doubt he wants to...

Not quite, if you have to order it go ahead and get extra. That way you have some on hand if you need just a little for something.

Highly debated topic, often heatedly. I say try it on a plant or two and leave the rest alone. That way you can compare the results and you'll know for next time.

Yellowing in late flower is sometimes normal but could be a deficiency or light bleaching too. Nobody will really be able to help any without pics.

I just go by the chart (recirculating) and cut that in 1/2, works great.

They look great, nice and healthy and filling out nicely. They'll probably double to triple in size when you flower.

takes a couple weeks after the flip to start to flower noticeably, just have patience.

From the pic all the plants look rather pale, but htat could just be the pic though. what nutes are you using and what's your ph? I'm not one for identifying deficiencies but with yellowing I'd probably think nitrogen. Did you feed grow nutes the first couple weeks of flower or switch right to...

I see that now and again too. Sap or something pooled on a leaf or stem, right? Don't know what causes it, but do know it's nothing I'd be concerned about (although I was the first couple times I saw it).

They'll more than likely double to triple in size during flower so if your not going to top, supercrop or lst you should start now. (you could lst in flower, but if you top or supercrop give her a few days to a week to recover)

Yes you can. I used to add back nute/water mix to try to maintain the "sweet spot", but I've gotten lazy lately and have just been adding water and adjusting ph until the mix gets real weak and then it's about rez change time anyway. But sometimes if it drops too quick I'll just a add back a...

made a bubble cloner and tried it a couple times, clones just wilted, laid down and looked dead. Waited 4 or 5 days to see if they'd stand back up but they didn't so I tossed them. Went back to rockwool. 100% success rate with rockwool-even though I've never used a rooting hormone or heating...

Recently switched from lucas formula to Dynagro and the ladies are loving it! Running about 1/2 strength.

What about a praying mantis? Not technically an animal (although neither is a lizard) but would be pretty cool nonetheless.

Built me a bubble cloner a few months ago, 2 runs with it and 100% Failure :( They all fell over and died both times. Went back to cloning in rockwool, no hormones or heating mat, just cut em and stick em in the dome and throw em under a flouro- 100% success rate so far. Even now that it's...

Both systems I have going-1 with bleach, 1 with bennies- seem to be doing ok, but I'm still having issues with ph dropping in both. I'm running RDWC with 1/4 feed lines and 1/2 return lines to each bucket. After a LOT of reading on this forum and another I've decided to try to redesign my...

To throw a couple more options at you, I've heard plumbers GOOP works great, but I've never tried it myself. You could also use hot glue and maybe even aquarium silicone over the top of that just for sh1ts and giggles.

Just read a bunch of tutorials on DIY systems and decide which type of system you want, then build one. If your not willing to put in the time and effort to build what you want (which will usually be WAY better than what you can buy for a fraction of the cost), then you probably aren't willing...