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.........dito goof of course tixic chems kill more than safe healthy garden stuff any dum ass knows that...cept you obviously

ven agreed with you suggestion and your still an ass about it. shows the true reason why your here. just to be a goof

again..man you just dont get it when the site hates you do you. .....................troll

thx for reminding me on the saftey thing

Ryann...thanx for the saftey tip i didnt mention in this how to..it was just a brief how to but big concern doing this is fire. we can light it up by static on our socks. carefull. this is why i dont do iso oil. to dangerous with using stoves and eletricity i do this outdoors so it has great...

ok what is this box your using. dresser?...instead of us all assuming and guessing can you post a pic of this grow box you want to work with. might be a diff way or may be able to suggest a diff way to make this easier for you

never mind the name. look at kelvin numbers. i said each bulb maker uses diff names. a name means nothing kinda of...kelvin tells the colour...a hi number like 7200 is for veg will be blue/white colour 2700k is for flower. will be the redish colour his is right info to on colour and mixing...

untill you just do this nobody can say if it will work. nobody knows about the environment within the home or what you do there. it may or may not be to hot. and some of us guys with large scale set ups used to be here to and used cfl....may have been 30 years ago but they havent changed how...

dont go to the 86 i talked about. that is only good when using co2. i dont run more than 84 without co2 and dont go below 70 or food processing slows big time and below 60 its stopped completely. we dont want much day/night temp shift nor humidty. my humidity stays within 5% from day to night...

ok..some are that and kelvin colour as well. 2700 lumens wont grow much of a plant. i know your limoited but just so your not expecting to yield large or even properly finish the plant.

where would the female be to pollenate at that late stage., need to pollanate at the begiunning not the end,. sure he can collect the pollen and store and do another female to use but then theres more work to correclty store pollen so its good and viable again to use and wont damage cell walls...

2700 kelvin or lumens...2 diff things one is colour other is ..well..lumens. what you will be able to run for lumens will be how well you can controll heat from them. cfl can get a bit warm being the ballast is built into the mogul base. if your eletrical savy there is a way to remove them and...

canadians are patriotic and proud. you miss our latest olympics?. maybe your not but we are. we dont need huge f;lags on every single door and house to be a patriot to a country.. i dont get why the patriotism down there for their gov screwing them each day???

analog keeps goin when its plugged into a power source and power goes out????...how/ it looses it times analog dont work without power to. at least any ive seen in the stores do. and have yet to see any ill effect on any form of timer with cfl...can you explain what it does and how a timer with...

the hight suggested was just fine for new seeds about to pop. then lower. to hit at a couple inches for new seed. when cfl says 45 watt on the box but equal to 150 watt, they dont cmpare to hid lights. the watt comparison is to a reg household incandecent lumens output..and isnt what they lead...

ph to hi. drop to 5.5. also hydro is feed feed feed always. not like soil where we water feed water feed. there is no medium to hold food nor buffer . the tips that show slight burn are because its hungry. why is it hungruy can be alot of reasons bu hi Ph and water with hydro could both be the...

have a read...temp humidity is all related to how this works. when we run co2 we want 86 degree so stomata are at the most open posiiton to allow the faster rates of food and all the things co2 does to speed and increase the plants metabolism. if they are closed the whole plants process is...

.....to cold. effects the stomata. they arent open enough to allow fast water release. get the heat up and those leaves wont come back.

each co of bulbs uses slight diff names for them..look for the highest kelvin # for veg and lowest for flower....7000 (blue)range for veg and 2000 (red) range for flowering

you seem to have bad room conditions. leaves will curl down as i see in here because of to much moisture in the plant andisnt transpiring at the rate needed so water is trapped within the leaf. makes the velvet feeling soggy darker green sometimes as well. the rate of uptake of water is more...