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inbreeding for a single seed run is not going to create useless seeds. go for it! you wont run into problems unless you do it for several generations. I have seeds that I inbred for 3 generations(auto NYC diesel) -about 1 in 8 grow tiny,like never more than 6 inches. the rest are fine. its kinda...

what is the color range?

do you have a vent to outside? you need to change out the air to get fresh co2 into the room.

climb a ladder?

while your plants may not need a rest period, if you are using an old style mag. ballast HPS or MH, your ballast will need a rest. most manufacturers recomend a couple hrs a day. it will make your ballast & bulbs live longer. I like a 20/4 hr day personally, tried 24 hrs on & didn't see any...

best time is b4 starting to flower. if you have already started to flower, then the sooner the better

if your talking about a single 1k watt light or less, relax! you wont be throwing enough heat to worry about. when you get up to 6 or more 1k lights, you have reason to worry.

stop being a little bitch & man up! either get your own place & happy growing or abide by mommy & daddy's rules.

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not likely,it was common in older wiring.my guess is the house was built b4 1960?

do you really want to throw all that moist air into an enclosed area to cause mold & mildew? unless you have a vent for the air to excape you will be asking for trouble

AC should be fine w/ co2, i misunderstood & thought you were venting the grow along w/ AC & co2

that will work

it would be a real bitch to move the plants that much.I adjust my plants to keep an even profile but keeping the light fixed sounds like a real pain I thought you were going w/ AC for heat? venting for extreme humidity is a good idea but if it runs often,you will be sucking all your CO2 out as...

not sure I understand this. you have 2 power supplies? you can hook both up to the fan to test or get by for now but for long term use,I would get a bigger supply

if you are going to shop for a new power supply,I would suggest looking for a 5 amp or larger.when you run a power supply at full draw for long periods at a time,they tend to overheat & not last long. btw nice fan, how loud is it?

2.6 amps nominal. that means that is what it draws when running. a motor will draw double or triple that at startup. sounds like your power supply has a built in circiut breaker so when you try to power it up, it draws too much and trips the breaker,after 1/2 a second, the breaker resets and...

sounds like a bad gfi. you can throw a regular outlet in its spot till you pick up a new gfi if you need the power now

black wire goes to negitive side of power supply, yellow to positive. if it doesn't work power supply or fan is bad just read tech manual. what model do you have? some need more than 3 amps