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cool :) other than that it looks great, lots of bushy growth, and looks like it has a great stem infrastructure.

I use peat pots and just plant the pot. At first I worried about it, but after doing a side by side and inspecting the roots afterward I'm convinced that at least in my setup the pot doesn't make a difference at all.

I suggest, in the future, you do more research before you put forth garbage as fact. The reality is that different technologies produce different amounts of light per watt. This is typically referred to as a power factor, but you also have to understand that there is a bit more at work that...

looks quite tasty, my mouth is watering already :)

the only caveat to air cooled hoods is that you need a blower or centrifugal fan to run them. Don't go for the cheap booster fans, or anything else, if it can't handle the pressure it's not going to cool properly. If you can get the fan for it, then air cooled is the way to go. Few grows end...

too many people think lights are lights and that's the end. This simply isn't true. There is reason proper horticulture lights are a premium over the crap you put in your home fixtures or hang on your tree. This is even more so with LED's, the pure number of components of varying quality and...

depends on phase, but yeah, 3500k isn't ideal any way you look at it (though it's not as bad as some kelvins you could have gotten :D). Also if you plan to veg with this, the lack of blue spectrum (around 5500-6000 kelvin) will cause a stretch as the plants believe they are only receiving...

I'd post pictures, could be any number of things.

good sized plants. They do look a bit burned though, certainly a lot of leaf issues for being in veg still. My initial thought is burn, but it could also be an advanced deficiency. Larger plants you'll never get every leaf perfect, but it almost looks like those are near 100% leaves with at...

just keep looking for male parts, in fact spending some time each day inspecting your plants is a good idea all around. It's hit and miss really, our last batch we found two empty pollen sacks when we harvested that were well hidden in the back and in the end got maybe 8 seeds out of 1.5 oz...

yeah, you'll have to be way more specific with questions. The only answer broad enough to cover your question is to advise you do a lot of reading and research and come here with any specific questions you have about what you learn :)

hehe, yeah, before he left I had my buddy show me how I would wire it if I needed to put a new circuit, but I am not maxing anything yet. I was more thinking in terms of building an inverter :) sounds like you're getting a tree for x-mas :) just add water!

this is one hell of a setup, impressive indeed! subbed, can't wait to see what's in your future :)

Thanks for the response. I'm subbed, love to see how this turns out for you!

it's times like this I wish my master electrician buddy hadn't moved back to cali :)

man, great to find other sannies fans too; the more the merrier :) This is my first grow with his genetics, but I get the feeling I'm going to go through most if not all his strains before I bother finding a new genetic source :) I'm really glad I found your, and the others, journals. Will be...

lol. I was in the same boat a week ago and ended up just moving to a larger room :) If you're going to have a problem, plants being too large is probably the one to have!

nice looking :)

lol! quite the gardener! subbed, want to see how those turn out!

that is hot! can't wait to see what it yields!