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Once I had a red pepper bush that was covered in peppers and just before harvest a tomato worm demolished it. One day it was a bush, the next day it was a twig with half a leaf left. Long story short, it came back beautifully, and looked more like a tree than a bush. One of the few times I...

I wouldn't use them.

I'd avoid buying junk. Why not buy a GrowSpot bulb, or something, if you can't spring for another Kessil?

The first or last part?

You're quite mad, you know?

You could plant some cleome and periwinkle, etc, as a disguise, but you'd probably have to battle whitefly with cleome. Search for highly fragrant plants. Problem is they usually only smell in bloom.

More testimony from experience. Good work! Looking forward to your expanded project.

My reference was to light receptor cells in the leaves, and their degredation from a steady lightsource. It is important to the optimal energy production of the plants to have a moving light. I believe Hobbes quoted some reference in his grow guide. Is he still out in LALA land? I can't...

Why, indeed...

You should correspond with that guy. He taught me a lot. Scroll down and read what he says about wattage ratings, etc.

Hey, Bud. How went the move?

Isn't piss also high in nitrogen...and salts, as well? -------------------- I'm beginning to miss barftang.

This one.......... .

This is from another site, and was first on the OverGrow website, along with further info on chelation. ...Molasses it turns out is a great source of that necessary Potassium. As we learned earlier, molasses also acts as a chelating agent and will help to make micronutrients in the Guano more...

Since you are in the UK, there's a guy on Ebay that builds very good LED lights. He knows his stuff. Planetary Imports is the name of his store. I'm using a Kessil magenta right now. It's been excellent for my little grow. Also have a Blackstar 240w panel I got from Gotham Hydro, I'll use...

Anybody enter the contest?

Great! Finally, somebody took the plunge. I'll be real interesed in how this goes. Good luck!

I'm surprised at your opinion, and not the slightest mention of the chelating benefits of molasses. Think that is a waste of time, too?

I look forward to your comparison.

Just wondered, I've learned that constant light burns out the light receiving organelles (short term memory loss has given me a brain cramp and I can't dredge up the proper terminology), so I'm hoping to increase yields with a light mover when I expand my Kessil setup. I've been hoping someone...