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Thank you for taking the time to break that down for me. I'll keep that in mind for the future. Looking back, I realize it was pretty lazy of me not to do my due diligence and Google the thing. So, I apologize. Then again, I never would have gotten that level of information.

I appreciate the recommendations of others to refrigerate the seeds. But, like I mentioned in my original post, I already do that.

I didn't think to simply put the existing little plastic bags in the capsules. I think that's a good idea you have. The dessicant should fit in the capsle also if I do that. So, I think you solved my problem.

Fellow Growers, I am currently trying to improve my seed storage system. My old system involves a Pelican case, some desiccants, and seeds stashed in tiny baggies. I store it in my refrigerator. I was not satisfied with it's capacity, the "Ragdoll Effect" the seeds were suffering, and the...

I'm using the Mars Hydro TSW 2000. I'll get into the regimen in a bit. I always check my pH when I feed. And yeah, there is DEFINITELY some time left I think. Not to "Mom and Pop" you as they say. But, I actually created a Thread about this shortly after asking you about it. In my defense, I...

I got 'em on clay pots man. Jerry-rigged it real horror-show.

See, now this makes more sense to me. I don't know much about plywood. But, I can't help but think it would be pretty combustible. Why would I want to put something hot on wood? That metal rack is killer though and I am seriously considering it. Space might be an issue though, unless I mount it...

I came up with a temporary solution of terracotta pots (see photo). My thinking is they will not conduct electricity. I don't know what science has to say about heat though. I am currently sharing my house with an uninvited guest (a mouse). I fear the rodent could get a bit overzealous and...

I think I'll play ukulele for a while. Thanks so much for all of the advice so far guys. I have some things to think about, and am glad I made this thread.

I don't think something like that would be any issue with my living arrangement. That's another thing I might consider, providing the materials would not be flammable themselves.

I never thought of that, but it seems like a great idea.

Honestly, I have no clue about amps or anything of that nature (I wish I did). I definitely think I could do some cable management on the cords (like you would a PC). I am renting here, so I can't really screw things into the wall. I was wondering if there might be something safe I could set the...

Oh dear. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Hey guys, I wanted to get the LED drivers for my Mars Hydro TSW 2000 light outside of my grow tent. I thought it might help reduce interior temperatures. I know some people hang drivers by the cords. I wasn't to crazy about that idea. But, I got to thinking having them on the carpeted floor...

Thank you so much for the kind words! I wasn't expecting to find encouragement with this Thread. I definitely have a lot of headroom on the intensity dial. If you think it's safe, I'll start gradually upping the juice.

Ah, okay. I guess it seems so counter-intuitive to me. I think, "Green leaves = healthy plant. Yellow leaves = sick plant."

If that's all it was, I'd be very relieved. I grew Auto-flowering plants prior to this. I think I might have been harvesting the Autos too early. The reason I say that, is because I have never had a plant really "yellow out" like this. But, at this stage in Flower, it might be normal. Thanks for...

Greetings, Everything seemed to be going alright with my Wonka Bars bagseed grow. That is, until I upgraded from a blurple light to a Mars Hydro TSW 2000 last Thursday (12-3-2020). At first, I thought the brighter light was simply showing me preexisting leaf problems I wasn't aware of. Then, I...

In truth, shortly after I made my previous post, I decided to cancel the order on that tent. I was actually very sketched out by the zippers. I didn't want to roll the die on it. That didn't occur to me, but now you have me concerned! It seems like it's only a matter of time now, right? You...

There is something immensely satisfying about producing your own food. I also have found grocery store produce to be lackluster. With the Rutgers, my favorite way to have them as a kid was to slice them about 0.5 in / 1.27 cm thick, slather them in mayonnaise, then dust them with black pepper...