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Probably. Why wouldn't they? Doubt it's a juristiction-by-juristiction thing though, my guess would be more on the federal level.

Yep, that's it.

Cooler light is better for veg, but light is light if you're strapped for cash, or equipment. You should be good, especially considering you're only going to be inside for a little bit. Good luck.

Wow, just read through this whole thing, and my mouth literally dropped when I saw the last pictures, those bud sites are incredible! And there's SO MANY of them! Color me impressed. I'm definately doing this next time I grow... Can't imagine some advanced nutrient applications in conjunction...

regardless of whether you hook them up in series (one after the other, chain style) or in parallel (every fan connected to both + and - of the adapter) you'll get 12V. Hooking them up in series will cause a voltage drop though, although it shouldn't be much. Go parallel for best results though.

We're growing some pure G-13 plants right now... I have a bad opinion of them, but only because they're growing a lot slower than our sativas (imagine that) and so we're having to bud them when they're still small. Eight weeks of veg (some pretty bad interruptions though) and they're only a foot...

Oh, they should be ok then. Go ahead and take cuttings like normal, flush the system when you're done with that, reset the whole system, set your lights, and you're off. Good luck.

You shouldn't have to pay more than 200 for 20 seeds.

Bloom nutes are just different amounts of the same nutes, so don't worry about it. The bigger question is how many days they were actually under 12/12 and how many days they were 24/0, and in what sequence.

Nutes should be 25 a gallon for the three you need -> $75 ph Up / pH Down together -> $30-$40 TDS meter -> $90 (I know, but it's a one time thing) Flushing solution -> $20 TDS Calibration Solution (MANDATORY, thanks herbose) -> $10 Total -> $225 - $235 And by "they'll know what's up" yea...

Just get some airstones and an air pump. Done. Oh, and you're right about the roots needing lots of air.

I don't have one, but from what I can tell if you have a good inline fan on it and are venting it outside of your grow area, it should drastically cut down temperatures.

Go ahead and cut the top off of your plant above where the last two branches come out. Throw that away. Those two branches will start to get really big and grow instead of one main one. Tie those and the rest of your branches as flat as you can get them, constantly adjusting. That'll keep your...

Don't (ever) say anything weed related. Just say you've got some tomatoes, and you're a first time hydroponic grower. Tell them you want some basic nutrients (ask for the Cutting Edge OR General Hydroponics) and a TDS tester. Usually the gallon size nutrients are the best bang for the buck. Tell...

Thanks, that's what I was thinking of. Word.

Agreed. Couldn't have said it better.

No, I don't think it's organic, but for what it's worth, I think it's the only reason my plants made it through a few hard spots early on. But I choose to believe, there's no control group to judge it by. And yea, less is more. Cause more is death.

Ask for Cutting Edge Micro, Grow, and Bloom. Or General Hydroponics brand, but I'm not sure if those are called Micro, Grow, and Bloom too.... Truth told my hydro shop has been a great place to learn. Don't be afraid to take tips from the pros, no matter how dumb you look at first. EDIT: Also...

The reaction between substances that drops or increases pH produces particulate that gets read by the meter. Just had to flush our whole DWC because I fucked with the pH too much, and couldn't get PPM readings any more. Your best bet is to buy an inline particulate/chlorine filtering system and...

Dude, what garage where? That's awesome!