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I'm not getting into another trichome debate..

:wall:.........

I use a 400w in a 20"x36"x60" tent, IMO I would use a 600w in anything bigger.

He's already revolutionized the world of botany. He invented EBB and flow but can't provide one ounce of proof to that claim he WILL make, can't even post one pic of his awesome table.

Probably closer to 1/2 oz or slightly more.

Not bad, but you should probably invest in HID if you budget allows. Maybe a tent too.

It's incredibly easy to find scientific proof in the cannabis world. People are just too fucking stupid to use google.

Oh god, not this shit again... Post #2 is the best answer, go with it.

Everyone makes mistakes, but your grow looks great! If you want the buds to fill in more add more light. That's about all you can do IMO.

Yep, get a loupe. A digital camera by itself can't get that close unless it has some epic 1:1 or higher mag ratio.. Hell, my $1500 DSLR can't. It's not really about the Megapixels(image size) as it is the magnification ratio.

I tend to agree. My PSU is rated for 600w and I believe the most it would draw is something around 400w.. 417 to be exact according to extreme power supply calculator

My understanding is that the PSU converts the power from 120 at the wall to 12v, 3.3v, 5v ect for the computer to function.

Pineapple Express was favorite strain to scrog.

haha, that is so wrong and right at the same time...

From this morning,... 51 days of 12/12. Going to chop her down Thursday. I'm guessing 4-4.5 oz dry. :( On a positive note the smoke is pretty good. Not terribly long lasting but that's expected with no cure and a quick dry. Really heady, not much of a body stone.

Yea,.. this hasn't taken a turn for the worse yet.. yet........

I think you're the only one who is butthurt because people disagree with you, and quite respectfully at that. You're the one name calling but I'm certain you won't acknowledge that. Like I said, just because you had a bad experience with hydro doesn't mean the OP will have the same. You're being...

Put the container on top of the water heater.

Found your problem.

Just because you struggled with it doesn't make it more difficult. Hydro, like I said is easier once you realize less IS more. Meaning you don't over nute your plants which is extremely easy to do in a hydroponic grow. Aside from that what is the complication really? Water cleans up easy, wet...