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Didn't know that about the organics being calcium carb. In fairness the Part A & B would probably still be usable for veg. Just not ideal for flowering. But yeah if struggling with with making sense of ratios you can't go wrong with the Maxi series & also as Gumdrawp suggested the Dyna Gro...

Most cal mag products are Calcinit & magnesium nitrate mixed which does still have nitrogen in it. If you have something else that doesn't contain nitrogen, all good. Not tying to contradict anyone or start anything here but I don't think the issue here is so much that your using tomatoe feed...

I think you are going to struggle slightly with getting a response that will help as I doubt there are many people on here using these nutrients. Your Part B is basically Calcinit & Part C is (as labelled) MKP. Part B & C are fine in general but your Part A has to much Nitrogen. I would do...

Yeah I've been running it for coming up on 2 years now. Dinafem says its done in 7 weeks. My one is actually just about done at 6 weeks. I found visually no difference in size letting it go to 7 weeks & no difference to the high. Good high straight from dry but really benefits from a couple of...

I let the pots dry out & then scrape off as much root mass & debris as I can with a sponge scourer. Once done I throw them in the washing machine. Normally a couple of times. Doesn't get them spotless but gets them to a point where I can reuse them. I've heard of people soaking them in enzyme...

Yeah you just may as well buy direct from Kingbrite as @coreywebster stated. In fairness the ones on ebay are not badly priced for the UK. When you consider the shipping costs & import tax the seller isn't making a huge amount of each unit. That said if you you know the source you just may as...

Just found them.They are the kingbrite 60w fixtures. Looks like someone has bought in bulk from Jerry & is looking to make a few quid on them. Cost from kingbrite around $60 plus shipping & import tax. eBay £110

They look like the kingbrite fixtures that came out recently. 50w non dimmable

I don't know how they survive. Even if I had unlimited resources I wouldn't go near them. I guess companies like that trade of the backs of the people who have more money than brains. What does that say about our nation!

sharper even. I'm getting my coat!

That's the smart approach. I just read & watch sh*t online & then do it myself. Usually takes a lot longer when I do it but so far I haven't killed myself, yet......

LOL its very similar to a pain in the arse just a little shaper & more eye watering. Dyslexic typing at its ebst!

These days its not that tricky getting the kit & building an LED rig. You can get the bulk of the equipment from Kingbrite which as far as I'm aware is still the cheapest option for us in the UK. Cobs, mounting brackets, drivers & heat-sinks all from Kingbrite. Consumables like wiring, shrink...

I think as long as you have good experience & are safety conscious it is not a problem constructing something like this. As discussed the problem is when you want to try & officially sell said item as a business. Rip off Britain steps in & applies tax upon tax & safety check upon safety check...

@StonerCol maybe he is tagged. Hope not though. That would suck. @freemanjack I understand entirely. Regulations in the right amount can be agood thing. Regulations in the UK are 9 times out of 10 an excuse to charge a fee/tax both the seller of a product & the buyer. I'll send you a message...

Hey @freemanjack, just had a look at your vids on youtube. Very interesting. I know someone in London who's got a 3x3 grow space, interested in LED grow lights but is electronically challenged. Are you considering doing panels for any & all?

Unfortunately there isn't anything decent pre-built for that money. Not that your budget is to be sniffed at. In your first post you said you are trying to cover a 1.5msq area. In your last post you say half a room & peeps are talking about a 5x5 area. I don't know if I am being dumb here...

I don't think there is anything prebuilt in the UK that is supplied ready to go. A friend in the UK approached Timber Grow Lights recently & they said they wouldn't ship to the UK as in their experience the lights would get damaged in transit. There are a few outfits in the EU but they are very...

I've got 3 panels each with 4 x CXB3590's 36v on these drivers. So far no issues. I normally run them at between 30-40w per cob. I do keep a small fan on the drivers to keep them cool.

I'm with grower899 on that. You want your plant weaved into your net, nearly full but with extra wiggle room for filling in during the stretch.