Search results

http://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-FLP48-Designer-8-Tube-System/dp/B007NQPUHM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1456682282&sr=8-3&keywords=48%22+8+bulb+t5 theres one thats 48x24 8 bulb t-5

oh yeah the 4ft 8 bulb setups are only like 29" wide at most i think they are actually less... just look up the measurements when you look up models they will say

theres ways to configure it some companies sell 36" t-5 setups.. theres also 8 bulb 24" t-5 setups that i believe stretch the 36 maybe 32" span either way it would cover a 36" tent veg wise depending on the amount of plants.

yeah and also the t-5 produces something like 1/4 the heat of a hailed.. that may not be exact but its a lot less .. they can also be placed very close.. they really won't burn unless the leaves touch the bulbs.

t-5 also penetrates as well as hailed without large degration in light over length.

yeah definitely also consider a few other things the heat production from a hailed is much higher and youll have to deal with that come summer.. the next is MH lights tend to make the plant stretch more than a cfl will.. you can also place a cfl close to the plant. in all honesty i would run...

don't get me wrong its hard on budgets and everything else to support a 20$ a gram buy but theres a lot that goes into that bit of excess people don't get or see sometimes and with full legalization just think about the mass operations that will occur to get the cheapest product that still...

but its happening now theres guys that are solely extremely good with business and shit that are starting multi million dollar operations that don't or never used cannabis nor probably ever would but they are all about the business end. Unfortunately we are such a consumer society no one cares...

i wanna say it was only 6 but either way it was a stupid low number basically it was one square plot of land in ohio that was going to be designated to grow on the land was pre purchased by (yes nick L.) and a bunch of others. that area was the only area that was going to be legally allowed to...

also if your water was that acidic and it was sitting in the acidic water your going to want to flush and wash the roots with clean water and not a chemical feed for the simple fact the roots aren't actually being washed clean.

i would honestly go with water for now with no solution the roots are more than likely dry and unhealthy the last thing you want to do is pour strong feed on them.. not that its going to be what kills them but your better off running plan water to re hydrate it. it really depends on how bad...

I'm for legalization but done right..look at ohio as one bad setup.. they were basically giving the rights to a small set of people to grow and profit off the whole state... now thats just insane .. and i wish there was a way to get the legalization in place and keep all the small mom and pop...

as for the basic legalization end for people i truly think theres a lot that needs to be put into place and thought out which I'm sure the head guys leading the campaign are doing as they move to new states. the down side to a lot of this is monopolys are being put into place with a lot of...

you need to get on and watch the vice episode white collar weed... seriously you wanna see what happens with marijuana legalization on the business end.. that episode had a lot of great reporting in it.. it will make your mind turn..

they label waxes here as marijuana "crack"

oh we've heard that insanity here in the states since legalization started..all these false statements are never confronted because they make good news.

There's no possible way it's deficient. The seeds too young for that. Stop feeding it it doesn't need food. That's the issue right now give it a few clean water feeds with zero chemicals it will rebalance

It must take a lot of energy to keep hating people because they correct you and give information your either not wanting to hear or un-informed on .. But whatever

Lol you guys crack me up..

Those 15 gallon pots have 50$ worth of soil that 50$ will do their entire 3.5 month veg and harvest with watering