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...Really? You mentioned all of it - You said you told someone where you grew - I assume when you chill with someone over and over he is a friend - my bad, i guess you commonly chill with people you don't trust/get along with. I would advise you not to hangout with bad people and not to tell...

sealed cooled reflector? I can keep mine as close as 4" during veg with no problems but generally keep it 12-18" from the canopy when flowering. This si for a particular hood but is fairly accurate.

Oh jeez - surround a low powered hot burning HPS with some cheap LEDs and charge $700 for it? Too funny... Why add the HPS at all? 70w HIDs are inefficient, put out little light, and still will cause the LEDs to go bad lickity split due to heat. Aren't the same wattage blacksstars like $250...

Nite flowa. And I know the feeling. I'll send you a copy of my book when it hits the printer - kinda depressing though in a comical sad way.

You're going to tell all your friends that you're growing in the same place you did before? And they know where the area is? Doesn't sound smart to me... I stumbled across the remnants of 4 grows last year while hiking. I cleaned them all up - not to take their pots but because I hate seeing...

You want to live in the million dollar chicken coop or the two million dollar monitor lizard pen? The first one stinks but the second ones occupants might nip at you every now and then... How much do zebras cost? Do you know anything about zebras? I'll need both a heard of wild zebras as...

Fuck yeah it will. 640million is definitely enough for an island or two. Or course I'll need some guests to come and help me "trim the weeds" now and then - I heard islands are able to sustain lots and lots of plants ;)

Never played the lotto in my life but I'm buying 20 tickets today. If I win all the followers of this thread get 100k each :) But if you win I want the same courtesy extended please.

Are we talking about the same "stealth" methods that the seed banks advertise on their sites? I thought that was just a gimmick to have you pay for insurance...its not like those methods are the reason the seeds get through. Hell order a "stealth" shirt with attitude and they put the seeds...

I'd also say law but a horticulture, ecology, biology, geology, and chem degree would also help. Look at some of Davis' programs, they are one of the top Ag schools and offer majors like "Environmental Horticulture." (growing flowers indoors with high tech gadgets)

Here's a suggestion - Do it like you want to but measure what you're actually testing - efficiency. Calculate ALL costs including all power consumed as well as time spend on the veggies and then compare that to yield. Yield compared to yield is absolutely silly as there are way too many...

It will likely get your kid an A it just isn't technically science. Don't worry though, most all schools don't actually enforce you to do actual science for science projects. I find even in high level university classes the teachers are still way too lazy to correct those that don't understand...

Eh, my apartment complex liked to leave their 110' ladders behind my 4th floor apartment. Guess how the neighbors broke into my place? And then guess what the reaction was of the apartment complex... "Oh? Hope you have renters insurance." What assholes.

Too true. But he sure does try. At least give him the spammers award.

How are you growing? Soil? Hydro? You'll need building supplies like 2x4s as well as ventilation fans, trays, tables, cloning material, domes,... There are countless small things you need i guess.Ball park for you to do it yourself? FOr someone else to do it for you? On the cheap...

Yup yup, I'm subbed as well.

UncleBuck is def #1. No competition.

Will outrun most humans... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2D71CveQwo

So your outdoor temps will always be lower than indoor temps unless you are running AC. Here your lights are sealed off from the room pulling outdoor (cooler) air and exhausting back outdoors. You also would have a fan pulling through your carbon filter pushing room air outside which in turn...

High out low in is great for a house where you're pulling from a basement or understory and exhausting the hotter air, but for a detached building outdoor ambient temp is outdoor ambient temp, there is no degrations between hot and cold as you increase in height. You're far better off with at...