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Smurfberry....well there was only 1 female smurf as i recall.....Seriously though, hermies are almost worse than males, cause they're so sneaky

While looking for that stapler....i had a brain fart. What are the ideal temps without co2. if one were to top out at about 80f, then down to 65f at night, I'd think that's fine?

Whats your breaker rated at that keeps tripping? 15amp?20amp? Also, are you using 120V(us) or 240V(uk)? Those ballasts are pulling roughly AT LEAST 15 amps on their own, not including other factors, such as your having other lights/appliances in the house running off the same circuit. Remember...

First thing I'd make sure you have squared up is electricity. Assuming you can't steal that much electricity, that's a pretty massive bill you'll be looking at each month. Hope your going to put up a "front" of some kind so that your huge bill looks legit for starters. Don't know who your area...

Generally speaking, most with MG soil start adding extra nutes after the first month. You can check soil ph, and slowly add nutes until you notice your plants not liking it, but i'd rec. that you just use the directions that are included with whatever fert you use, you'd be better off not going...

The Florida Supreme Court in 1978 ruled that possession of wild psilocybin mushrooms is not illegal; however, whether knowingly gathering wild psilocybin mushrooms for later use is illegal or was not addressed in the decision. In all states, except New Mexico, growing psilocybin-containing...

Nothing like having crappy neighbors who think the system is there to protect them

I'm thinking the carbon MONOXIDE alone from that would be a bad idea, let alone the heat, humidity, and dust/lint

They're still over priced with the 10% off.....We have an awesome place here in the "midwest" based out of wisconsin called (Menards)...they blow lowes and home depot out of the water lol

i deal with A LOT of HID lighting w/my real career. Never noticed a correlation of shortened bulb life if you touch them once or twice. Car halogen headlights being the exception (they burn out fast if you touch them). I have to say that i generally keep my hands "clean" when touching bulbs...

I've seen people piss themselves after having a few too many good mushies also :hump:. Don't know what they were thinking (or not) ;)

Do you remember what brand the foil tape was? Stuff i've seen used lasted for over a year as was still sticky enough to almost ruin drywall and a bunch of other stuff when it was removed during an emergency...

Philips 400W Ceramic Metal halide for 41.50, but i got a 15 percent off coupon that make them about 35 a piece. Thats a steal for these bulbs. www.lightingsupply.com promo code is for "15% off your next online order" it's "NWC10".

Oh, just fyi for anyone interested, (remember this is subjective)with the bulb having been on for 30 minutes or so, i can still touch/hold the end of it. It is HOT anywhere near the middle though. And the light is so "white" that it'll make you see spots for a while. ...shoulda wore sun glasses...

Not to sound like an infomercial, but if your looking for a cheap and good performing portable a/c, hit up www.compactappliance.com and look at the edgestar portable a/c. 12,000 BTU for around 373 shipped. I know someone with 2, and they work awesome. only drawback, is that it's one hose, but...

I use this "foil" tape. Its' a reflective aluminum looking tape. It's stickier than duct tape, is meant for repairing metal, but is dam near indestructible and holds well (especially anything remotely metallic). Pretty sure all the home improvement stores carry this stuff near the hvac duct...

single bulb for a little over 51 a piece. Cheaper than buying "grow" bulbs....Thats with shipping. Bulbs are 41ish a piece. Now i see that your kinda SOL though....they don't have the horizontal ones...only vertical...hmmm Look at http://advancedtechlighting.com/cdmed18.htm for your horizontal bulb

Sounds about right.

Agree w/dirty harry completely. I've seen plenty of shady wiring in my line of work and have also seen how wires burn up (I've actually seen wires burn up in person), you def. don't want to skimp and cut corners on wiring and electricity.

why not just use plain old 12/14ga solid wire for a basic solution