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Anything new added into the system? Could it be something is shorting and causing the breaker to trip?

If your willing to put in a little time and a lot of money into the starting process you can cut down the amount of time you need with your plants. An automated watering system is a must, something you only need to top up once a week would be ideal. Automated control of your environment using...

From everything I've read NFTG seems to be much better suited to soil/coco grows then a pure hydro system. Is this true? Is anyone trying it with other inert grow mediums?

1. Water till you get a small amount of runoff from the bottom of the pots 2. You add your nutrients to your water in the recommended order and dose then water your plant. Never add nutrients directly to the plant it's way too strong and will kill the plant. 3. Vegetative growth can last as...

GH is OK though many on here and elsewhere refuse to use their products as they are owned by Scotts who seem to have an unhealthy connection to Monsanto(who is the devil). If you're just needing to keep them alive for a week or two in vegetative growth just look for a one part solution that you...

Many LED's especially the Chinese brands claim higher watts then they actually are. Check how much they draw it gives you a slightly better figure. You also have quite a big grow space and I doubt your going to get anything cheap off the shelf where only 2 lights will suffice, I think your...

Nice work especially for a first grow. I would consider sticking the fan on a side wall and adding another plant in the space it was in, you want to fill that canopy 100%.

70/30 coco/perlite mix. As for your space unless you're going to have a lot of air circulation, high heat and high humidity is going to equal a ton of problems.

As long as you maintain your EC and PH pens they stay fairly reliable. Keep them clean after every use and make sure you have some storage liquid on the sponge in the cap. You only really need to calibrate once a month if you follow the guidelines in the box

Are you using standard 20"x10" trays? If you are then 98 clones is way too many, I like to only keep about 40 per tray and give them as much spacing as I can between the plants. I also find keeping the humidity high helps but not too have things soaking wet. The cubes should stay moist but...

I would have loved to get a free bottle like they were giving out a few weeks ago but didn't get a chance to sign up. If the side by sides are correct and it does increase yields by 20% then the extreme cost could be justifiable but it would have to be at least 20% to justify the costs.

What nutrient line do you have available? If you have your nutrient line ready I would use 1/4 to 1/2 strength to start with and start ramping it up from there.

You should be able to but read the specs on the cord heads. Some aren't made to take a heavier load.

I have real trouble taking Big Mike serious when all he seems to do is take snaps of skimpily dressed models holding some nice looking heads.

You want some sort of release in the system that drains all the extra liquid that is still in the pipies after the pump goes off.

A couple of things. You don't want your ph to rise to 7 in a DWC system. Try and keep them between 5.6 and 6 or so. Also you should already be feeding it a light nutrient regime so when you transplant keep that up.

I would give it a little more time. Could be the plants are growing their roots out which will just mean a slower growth patch before things start to pick up again.

Showing as $380 for the Nanolux now. Still a good price but did you get that price because you bought 12?

Looking very good. How long do you plan on Vegging them for? Also would roockwool have been easier to germinate them in?

I love these Current culture systems. Just ordered two Current Culture Under Current 8XL and can't wait to get started with them. Might keep them to run mothers in as they just seem to get such excellent root development that seems to translate to amazing vegetative growth.