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i feel like you're implying that the water would fall off or something into space (space.space.space)

so, is that like.... this

you're right, it must have been they turned off the moonlight for a night

goodluck enjoy

well, i see amber, clear, and cloudy. Its strain dependent for sure, the way it will ripen that is. You dont want more amber than cloudy and there may always be clears developing to some extent until it reaches past optimum maturity. but obviously use YOUR judgement, and maybe run this strain...

thats a good girrrrl

put your nuts in it and press that, then go fuck yoself lol

fresh air exchange is a must. As in, dont cover the fruiting chamber holes up when pinning/fruiting and air stones in a cup of water help. I notice a leap from yielding many skinny caps to a few large/thicker caps and in turn bigger yield that is also easier to clean.

could be, mod those panels bud. Use that heatsink with some better white leds.

i'd still use the most appropriate heatsink for the situation. those 2" ones are hardly expensive and will let those lights last forever. The 2" u-channel is only 25$ and with free shipping on ebay. just cut it into 5 pieces for 5 of those strips. They're like 17" in length. or get two for ten, etc.

Hes there man 34

Yea dawg covered trays. Said anything that doesn't hold roots I think.

So the magnetic losses of the motor contribute to the power consumption of the machine just like the amount of current passing through. So you know there's two kinds of power in the motor, resistive (wire) and inductive (magnetic). To cancel out the magnetic losses i can supply an extra electric...

5gal sandy loam 5gal mushroom compost 5gal chicken manure compost 5gal worm casting 5-10gal perlite (depending on age) 5gal uncharged biochar 1gal bokashi 4cup azomite 1cup dolo lime .5-1cup epsom salt mix, let sit in a trashcan or storage bins loosely covered and out of rain. wait a few weeks...

hey guys, not that this is really a big deal to anyone, but i was wondering if anyone ever adds an AC capacitor bank to their inline fans to reduce the reactive power. I would assume i just add a cord to some 240-480vac caps in parallel and plug it in the outlet that the fan is on. Just watch...