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check for a brand called plantmax here's the first one that I came to... http://store.bulbstock.com/22128.html

thought I would toss this info into the mix... http://www.texashydroponics.com/shop/files/ballastComparison.pdf

REI has them check -> http://www.rei.com/product/407106

any of these would do the trick. http://tinyurl.com/yzz95c9

I think you need something along this line ... http://www.discount-hydro.com/productdisp.php?pid=323&navid=30 . The regulator you have now, which is for a keg, is a pressure regulator. What you need is a flow regulator, which is the small graduated cylinder sticking out the top of the regulator...

https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=article&id=399

it's a measuremented of dissolved solids in a liquid. It measures the electrical conductivity of the liquid. The more dissolved solids "ions" the greater the conductivity. Most ppm is based off of this measure. There are different conversion factors 500/700. ex. (.1 ec = 50 ppm)/(.1 ec = 70 ppm)

To answer Yes

yeah extraction works fine unless your adding CO2. I use a bathroom fan rigged up to mine and it works great. I have a little space and it's only 3-6 degrees over ambient temp.

depends on the output of the turbine and of course how windy your location is.

http://futuregarden.com/lighting/PAR_chart.jpg the numbers across the bottom are the Kelvin rating. or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature

is this not what you're looking for: http://www.businesslights.com/1000w-pulse-start-lamps-c-24_275.html http://cgi.ebay.com/1000-Watt-Pulse-Start-Ballast-M141-4TAP-Metal-Halide-US_W0QQitemZ370089679136QQcmdZViewItem any idea on pulse start vs. ceramic metal halide?

are you checking your ph regularly? The leaves that are damaged will not always repair themselves. You should be looking at the new growth for changes. Plant looks ok, I think it will recover

not really aggressive, but yes I think it's a huge part of your problem. Sorry just input. Didn't mean anything by it

I would have to say your issue is either water (chlorine can do weird things), or soil. How do you check your ph and what kind of water are you using? Maybe try adding some lime and a bit of perlite to the soil. I find soil from outside when put in pots tends to settle and be not so airy. Just...

Get temps down and vent more fresh air.

yup, works well. check---> GROWFAQ

Coleus "(n.m. ive dubbed them need more, i have no idea what n.m. stands for)" nanometer: it's a description of the length of the wave 10^(-9) meters. different wave length = different color produced. check: http://futuregarden.com/lighting/PAR_chart.jpg I think I've seen this posted before...

Thank you for the information gentlemen. It seems that it was indeed a phos. def. have hit them with a 6-12-6 and the new growth is looking good. Thank you again... NotMine and CustomHydro

Ohsogreen, it helps tremendously. Thank you so very much. +rep 4 U. Will pick up some guano today and toss it in. Do you ever use humate in either soil prep or tea making? [jollygreengiant8] "i have to say nice name haha" Yours too.