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Gastanker is full of good info. I've weighed the pro's and con's myself in the past, but I just buy em. Right now I'm rocking a Pro Filter that's almost the size of my water heater (no fun to move that beast). It's got reversible collar and base, so after a year you switch them and get another 9...

He told me the same three weeks ago, then a month before that and so on...

Does that actually save any money overall vs. buying a store bought carbon filter?

Instead of.

I feel pretty, oh so pretty...

Shit man, you may as well. That's all that most of the newer "Cali" breeders are doing anyway...

Is that a nanner I see? edit: should've read through before commenting... carry on

I have all of the above, as well as a couple CAP XXXtreme reflectors. I really do like the Blockbusters, and the XXXtreme's...

Those are some seriously bushy girls miss mellow. I just finished transplanting four large girls from five gallon to ten, and they'll flip to 12/12 in a couple days. These will be the largest plants I've ever flowered indoors. They're already about 5' tall (including container) and almost as...

All things being equal, I'd always go for the square reflector for a square space. But considering the lack of reflective insert on the Yield Master, I'd have to agree with your choice. Looking good, as per usual.

Wow. I could never, ever, ever justify spending that much on soil. Hope it goes well for you...

nikkawootwoot! This tea, is it... yellow? Cuz I like mello yellow. J/K, your plants look great as per usual. Mine are a little sad due to neglect they've suffered the past couple weeks. I've been sooo busy, and a little lazy. I need a vacation.

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Merry Christmas you hooligans

Merry Christmas guys and gals...

Merry Christmas Kitty, and the rest of you hooligans too.

Wow, that's crazy to me because it's just the opposite of what I've always read. I've watched his video too, but I guess I just got it backwards myself. I remembered (thought so anyway) him saying the 25 caught flame and they hypothesized that it was because the smaller heads contained more...

Wow. You're just awesome badkitty, a Festivus miracle!

Merry Christmas Matt.

I do 1 cup/cubic ft of soil, but if mixing from scratch with sphagnum etc then I'd do more. It serves several purposes, first is pH control, but it is also a good source of calcium and magnesium (ratios depend on the source). The pH matters, but the key is just getting your starting mix right...