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i tell you what, if i made a machine that made free energy, a perpetual engine if you will, i'd be rich. i wouldn't have every actual scientist saying my science was wrong. watch the guys own documentary on his energy machine, his own doc. that is proof enough. the guy's obviously intelligent...

ha i knew it. i don't need wiki to tell me when science is wrong. i knew it was one in the same.

is that the same newman guy with the energy machine engine? if so, that dude is a quack. just saying. edit: video says newmantech. that's why i asked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Westley_Newman

had one like this. wasn't sure the strain, got it with 12 others. called it willy. was superb. most serious lemon cleanr smell i've ever seen. grew fast buds. revegged and flowered same plant for over 6 years. had a bad period in my life where i just gave up. it died. i miss that plant. was...

i live in the smallest state in the country.......

as always, sound advice from @whitebb2727

i'd just taper off the nutrients. they swell up the most at the end, at the point where most end up depriving them of the nutes they need most. i'm not an expert, so im just getting that out there right off the rip. just food for thought. good luck my friend. good luck!

the best value.... is the one that make your plants grow the best in your environment. that calculator is just a tool, and it will work only as good as you make it work. you can use tools right and wrong. try this, slowly inch up your temps and watch the plants. you'll know better than anyone...

smoke it. if you're just gonna strip down the room in 4 weeks, why not finish the plant? it will be better finished than a plant that was picked early. it's your choice, but personally i'd just ride her out and smoke the buds. maybe even plant some beans and see what you made. never know, you...

i want it

hell yeah, that looks sweet.

this is what i do. box the filter/fan and keep it out of the tent. but i'm in a quest for low power. limited income is killing it for me. every watt saved helps tremendously. i appreciate the responses. thank you all.

yeah, i'm just hopeful hahaha. i hate those cheap fan speed controllers. maybe i'll try a cheap variac. costs almost as much for the transformer as it costs for the s-line fan. i need quiet, my neighbors are nosy as fuck.

guess not. oh well, i thought it was something that, if answered, could help others. a fan speed switch , in my eyes, is better than a fan controller that makes fans hum.

@coreywebster is correct with #1. grab a 1' square of styrofoam and put the probe for the thermometer in the center of it, sso it is completely surrounded by styrofoam. you get way more accurate readings that way, it falls right in line with my laser thermometer readings this way.

hey, not to hijack this thread, but what kind of nutrients are you running with that outdoor tomato hempy? and if you don't mind, what E.C. or ppm are you targeting for your feeds? initial ph? and watering style? (feed, feed, water or the like), and do you water every X amount of days, or do you...

this was my experience as well. easy peasy, burns good, and nice and smooth. great taste too.

trying to pay back the RIU community for the good advice i received here.

i've seen ppl mention the mesh, which is why i repeated it. can't say i used it, but have seen grow with ppl using similar product successfully. but usually someone jumps in and does the typical "you're an idiot" and the idea gets lost in the shitshow.

general hydro sells one and it's used in hydro obviously with nutes and has great reviews. multiple mentions for it being good. people use a copper based paint to control spinout. greenhouses do iirc. try it. maybe with something you can afford to try with on. but i believe you'd see bad reviews...