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I say if Anybody lies in the news. Wouldn't it be crazy if the news were news? I prefer my propaganda subtle.

Yes. 200A min for any modern home. That's a crazy setup you have, in no way safe if it's what you are seeing. Idk what your place looks like but a main panel could be put outside and then re-feed that sub panel and add another one with more spaces somewhere else if you need. My own house is...

My little tent is too short as well. If I want to use it again I think I will cut the bottom enough to put the pot under it.

Days. I tried hard to kill my auto. We had that cold snap/ lost power, I then overfed, locked out, burnt tips, overfed again..... Looks like this now. wk 18 tomorrow. New growers... helicopter parents. Better go check on my plant now, might need 3 drops of water")

Recharge is an every few weeks thing. It is supposed to stay in the rootzone, not really food. It is supposed to help plants eat the actual food you give them. Here, this is what I stare blankly at, them I make a post and ask:)...

It's as easy as this, kind of. Water 1000ml you want 200ml run off. You can watch how much you plant uses per day. Mine takes about 1000ml per day up. It likes to eat in the am, so my later feed is less ml. I feed, mess around 5-10 min and see if I have enough run off.

This can't be safe. How tall are you now:) What do you mean by that? To me it means like when the DR gives you an i.v.

Are you feeding cal/mag by itself? You might be flushing out some of the other nutes doing this, I would feed complete nutes each time. 350? ppm on which scale? If it's .5 thats fine. .8ec is a pretty light feed, it's fine, 1.2-1.6 is normal for photo plants. that's 600-800ppm on the .5 scale...

Normally though say 20% run off, check ec and ph in your run off and you wont have to guess what is happening there. Switching nutes wont help because they are better( all the same stuff basically ). Switching nutes might help it they are easier to use. GH 10 part isn't exactly convenient. I...

Don't know much about pachyderms, but recharge, you just use between feeds or few hrs before a feed. I only use it a every few weeks. I do make sure to use it on seedlings early on though. Makes me feel like I'm helping:)

Watering to decent run off is important once your plants get big enough. It helps keep the ph and ec of the medium stable. I tried to be stingy with it and my ec climbed and ph dropped. I water 2x a day, lots of guys put drippers on big plants. Coco can be watered all the time. ( if it isn't...

Not that I'm making concentrates or anything. But decarbing would kill mold right? Then you could make oil or tincture with it right? Or not fucking ever?

Too cold as well, They will grow, but closer to 80f is better. Soil seems to stay wet and kind of choke stuff at cooler temps in my limited experience. .21% total N .11 P .16 K No mention of anything else. Can't this be flushed and dry amendemtes re-fed at normal rates?

Don't shoot up recharge, too chunky. My GUESS is magnesium, epsom salts. no idea how much to use:)

Looks like a sub panel to me to. Some of that wire looks real old. On the other end of the wire feeding it should be the main panel or at least a disconnect with breakers or fuses. Nothin wrong with those panels. If you wan to "main breaker" one you can put up to 125a breaker in there and feed...

Idk what you floor is, but if you have lots of stuff to run. Build a shallow tray for it and cover it with 3/4 ply so you can walk on it without hurting anything. Then you can take the ply off to easily change things. I've seen some remodels build an entire subfloor just so they could run...

I think the real ticket would be to shuck the flower green and blend it all, then bring that to a simmer in the microwave. Stir occasionally, counterclockwise, for 35 min.

If those need that much cooling I might take them out of the tent. Put a fan across them and keep the dust off them.

USA 440, Thanks!

From just an electrical standpoint I would make sure I had correct voltage under full load. Low volt can burn things up. I suppose heat isn't a big issue with those and they are probably pretty safe, but I don't like the wood. Keep in mind, I am used to inspections before jobs are signed off...