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that baby has a 5 year warranty. I'd be calling them ASAP

First thought was 600W

First thing that pops to my mind is you could force them to seed, (using colloidal silver i think) and hopefully get a male or hermie from those seeds so you could do your cross breeding. I haven't cross breed (on purpose anyway), but it sounds feasible to me. Anyone else have an idea? Yeah...

No. Simply put, Most HID bulbs have a ballast and socket rated for them specifically.

Agreed. Also....such a subjective question...

If you were giving them all extra food, then it might be rec. that you flush them just in case

Remember, some strains are VERY sensitive to nutes. Pics?

Skinny, hows your o3 gen work? i mean does it work well? if one were to dump all their dirty air into an attic for example, and treat that air with o3, do you think it'd kill the smell?

giggity!!!:hump:

I know it's very unlikely, but sometimes when you get electrical stuff with those warranty void stickers floating about like that, it usually steers one towards believing they may have acquired "counterfeit" parts...square D had a huge problem with this for a while (they make circuit breakers...

Loud ass huuummm can be normal, but you shouldn't ever hear cracking or popping, that's not normal. Hit up the manufacturer like thizz suggested. your sure there's no loose connections?

with 6500 watts of light (could max out at 8300, but not enough powa!!) ...side lighting isn't an issue :hump: But them splitters and adapters are sweet

hate to talk crap about the CMH, as i'm pretty supportive of it, but i'm thinking that these PULSE START MH bulbs might be the better choice. Look at the specs They have better initial lumens (44,000) are cheaper (30$ vs 50ish) have a higher mean lumen, last 20,000 hours, 110 lumens per watt...

Didn't figure they'd work well for blooming. but if they do veg well, cool

Just had an experience with a 400W Philips CMH. used to replace a 400W HPS. Kept room temp 5f lower. room 10x10x6ish. bright/intense as nuts too

Those things look kinda cheap....i'm trying these out. http://www.fresh2.com/light-bulbs.html They have a titanium dioxide coating that produces the ions/oxidizers in the air. Def. not the same as those china bulbs you were looking at. Time will tell if they work or not though

Always seemed that when doing sativas indoors, some kind of support was needed to stop them from tipping over...but then again, when the are almost 5-6 foot tall in a 1.5 gal pot (i know, wtf!), they get top heavy.

Those "seed pods" are most likely empty...check one. that happens quite often or so i'm told

search engines....use them. Also, if the site seems shady...well

Don't think it works like that. A red film would in essence only let whatever red light that was already existing through and maybe tint everything red. It would cut down on your lumens i'd imagine too. It wouldn't "create" red light in the right spectrum either. (This is my opinion) Google it...