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They'll be fine, just take clones from the mother and put them in rockwool or other medium.

It should list the wattage on the ballast. To find the electricity cost you find out how much you pay per kilowatt (1000 watts) If I had a fixture drawing 200w running 24 hours a day in a 30 day month I would pay: ((200 * 24 * 30) / 1000) * $0.12 = $17.28 per month. That's ((watts * hours_on *...

Home improvement stores or online somewhere, no idea where in Holland. It's as safe as you make it, I'd recommend trying to keep the lights on while you're home, off while you're away. Most people don't have any problem with fires but that's a tiny box and the plants are going to be touching...

Very nice setup old yeller, looks very clean and the plants look beautiful.

You could also get a 4 port fixture and orient them in a circle at a downward angle.

You guys are just talking about different tub sizes, ganjagoddess is talking about a 35+ gallon tub and I think medicineman is talking about the 10 gallon one in the ebay auction. A little dual outlet pump might work on 35 gallons but the plants won't thrive like they would with a 10 gallon tub...

6500K for veg (K is for Kelvin which in this case is for color temperature) 2700K for flowering You'll want at least 30 watts per sq. ft. with CFLs to get decent results, and at least 50 watts per sq. ft. for flowering. CFLs plug in to incandescent fixtures fine, consume less energy than...

H202 can be a big help should you notice some root rot. Here's a long post explaining it's use. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) - The Garden's Cure

It looks dusted with powdered sugar already, very nice work!

Lmao, I think you made him want to quit. There is also a ridiculous amount of useful information in the GROWFAQ

I've heard you can cut off the hermie'd branches at the base and possibly be alright, but I don't think the risk of missing 1 pod and pollinating the rest is worth it. You could remove it from that room and grow it in another location, you could chop it down when the seed pods are near ready...

NCI, they're the kind sold at home improvement stores as hps flood lights, this one doesn't have a light sensor so there's less work modifying it.

You should place the CO2 containers ABOVE the plants, CO2 is more dense than air.

If you are using rockwool you soak the cubes in pH adjusted water (5.3-5.8) for 24 hours then shake out the excess water, either use the hold provided or poke another hole and put the seed in it between 1/4 and 1/8th of an inch down. Put it in a humidity dome, keep the cube moist but not...

They won't affect them more than any other roots without a plant to support. You'll have to try and get all the roots of it out of there that you can without damaging the other plants, the roots will eventually rot unconnected to the plant.

Almost every bust I've seen where it was power related came when they started stealing power. There was a house around me with over 50 1000w HPS lights all running 12/12 or 18/6 all the time, they didn't get caught until the guy decided he didn't want to pay this huge power bill and went and...

I remember reading that you should continue your normal lighting cycle when power resumes. So if power comes back on during what would have been the dark period, let it be until the normal light period would come around then switch the lights back on. It does stress the plants, but I think...

You need to read a lot more before you end up killing the plant. Read the GROWFAQ there is tons and tons of useful info there.

Or you could just sit in your grow room for a while. Talk to the plants, play some hand-held video games, whatever.

You'll notice he says the "canape" top. A canape is: "A cracker or a small, thin piece of bread or toast spread with cheese, meat, or relish and served as an appetizer." All that heat is perfect for melting cheese or re-heating meat from 1.5ft away with a light a bright as a mini-sun.