Dump on me, if you like, but without much research, I bought a 3 ft. hydroponics "grow box" for 250 usd off the internet and when I received it, I realized that the other dimensions were only 8 1/2" deep and 16 3/4" wide. It came with a plastic basin, 3 lights labeled "grow" and a pack of 3 - 13w coil-shaped bulbs labeled "flower". I have two baggies with a small amount of aqua-blue granuals in each. One is labeled "grow" and the other labeled "flower". I'm hip to the grow and flower stages, but my biggest question is about the dimensions of the box. The basin has six different spaces in it. I know if I grow six plants, then there is not enough room for them to reach the budding stage. So, is this box large enough to grow one plant to it's full budding stage where I can actually harvest something decent ? The height seems sufficient, but the depth and width seem extremely undersized. I am very green at growing with boxes and hydro in general. I bought this box on a whim and hope to gain knowledge as I go. Can someone please lend me any info they have. I don't expect to get a college professor here to fill me in on everything, but if you can lend a small amount of your experience, I would be very grateful. Thanks in advance. Hope to hear from some of you.