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Im going to be in Vancouver bc on april 20th.. Is there anything cool going on?

I just finished drying that crop that i was using lots of FF Tiger Bloom and FF Grow Big. I did not flush with pure water at all. The last watering the plants got before harvest was a heavy helping of Tiger Bloom and Grow Big. They weed burns perfectly fine and consistent, taste's just fine...

why dont you just use like FF Tiger Bloom..its organic i think

I'm going to be in Vancouver in the next couple of monthes. Anybody know any good seedbanks with retail stores there?

Ya you could probably get away with it with that big fan you're getting. Bummer though i cant wait to get my bake a round cookin lol

I hear they make 2 different styles of MH, The common Big round thing and then there is one shaped like an HPS Bulb but its hard to find, so i hear. Anyways, the typical MH bulb wont fit inside of a bake a round...

Well i guess you have a couple options.. if you wanted to use two fans you could cool the tube with a six inch duct booster, they range from 160 to 250 cfm and you can pick one up for under $50. And then exhaust the cab with a 6" inline. As a cheap alternative to the Vortex, you might check out...

Ya man for sure.. i mean if your just growing for your own personal use or maybe even a little commercial, its perfect, i mean i can grow a couple 3' tall plants in this thing without anybody knowing. btw i wasnt able to get the cooltube installed in time, its rigged with cfls now. Anyways this...

The Cooltube is definetly going to cool the best.. light distribution wont be, but with a cab that size.. a 600watt cooltube should give you all the light you need. With the right fans and both your cooltube exhaust and cab exhaust going straight up into the attic.. you should have no problem at...

The S&P fan he has should be very quiet.. i have the td100x model and you can barely hear it inside my cab in a closet.

I kind of have something similar.. I was using Tiger Bloom and Grow Big.. Plants were only three weeks flowering.. Circumstances caused me to have to get rid of them.. so rather than just throw them all away i figured i would at least keep some nuggies and try to find a way to use them. Could i...

If you have passive intakes.. when the fan goes off you will lose the negative pressure inside.. and the room will get smelly, if that is a concern.

Hey 7th, I am waiting on my bake a round to show up and its taking forever! I really need to start mocking up my dresser cab, because i need to have it all running properly by like wednesday. Can you get me the exact dimensions of your bake a round? ie. Length, Outside Diameter & Inside...

Will a 430 watt bulb work with a 400 watt ballast? -Yes, the internal components of a 430 watt ballast and 400 watt ballast are nearly identical, however, as Mr. Limpet said, you will only get 400 watts out of it.

Alright so heres what the thing looks like so far with a fresh coat of paint.. and thats the S&P fan. Really hope my pyrex tube comes today so i can put the light together!

Ya im gonna put a 400 watt cooltube in it, hopefully i can keep it pretty quiet, but if not im just going to have to throw in a few hundred watts of cfl as a last resort.

Sorry for the delay on the update.. I got the cab built in the last couple nights (its finished now with top and floor) I got my S&P fan and its super quiet. Still waiting on the pyrex tube and i ordered a scrubber from foothill yesterday so things are coming along. Also do you think that a 4"...

Im almost positive it will, i have a sunlight supply catalogue at home and it covers that particular question.. I will check when i get home and let you know

Yes Definetly female, my bad couldn't tell from the first pic. Try bending it, get that light down as close as you can, and raise those shortys up to the light. It should slow down soon

I really dig what your saying about putting the 90's in and out the back panel left and right corners. Though im afraid that with the cab up against a wall, the intake would constantly be sucking hot air from the exhaust thus continually heating and reusing the exhausted air for cooling...