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Most power companies bill in tiers. The higher the tier the higher the price per kWh used. I have industrial zoned power, which cost me .16 kWh also. That's seems very high for a house. The most I have seen mine get was .11 at home.

Why you yelling?

Raising humidity in flower is down right ballsy. Cut your room down. Clean the shit out of it and start over.

One mans opinion of top shelf can be much different than another.

One 600 and you sell to two clubs???

The store I shop at will not carry it anymore.

Yearly taxes no monthly. I do not have mortgate, the building was payed for upfront.

If it is the subcools supersoil recipe, that is most likely the culprit. I run soley blue dream in hydro and pull 20-24 oz per 600. Ran the same cut in super soil and never got more than 18, and that run was perfect from start to finish. Average yield in super soil was 13 oz per 600.

I'm not really sure how to compute those. I don't pay "rent" as I payed for the building whole. That was 45k. Labor is 100% me, no helpers at all. Equipment was another 55k. I trim by myself. I don't consider my time as "money". How do I put that into my price per lb? I'm good with the...

$2315.92 per run 8 lbs average per run. 289.49 per pound

4 solis tek DE 600s

At a gardening store, online, maybe a farmers market and possibly your local hardware store with a nursery.

They make ph pens that check your soils ph. Just stick them in and read, repeat and take an average.

Just to prove my point further. At a 1:10 bleach:water ratio, you will use almost 4 gallon of standard bleach to sterilize a Rez properly. At $3 a gallon, that's $12 per 40 gallon Rez. Ona bleach takes 100ml of A and B to do the same Rez At $30 qgallon each. 3960/30 is .0076 a ml. It cost 75...

You buy whatever you want to buy, I'll stick wit my Ona bleach. It is a two part Part a is chlorine dioxide and part b is phosphoric acid. Not sure how you think that is anywhere close to sodium hypochlorite.

Believe whatever you like. I'm going with what chemistry tells me, not some forum.

That's a pretty damn good job for your first grow, especially starting in hydro. Crispy leaves is a sign of light bleaching or heat stress as far as I know. Idk anything about autos so I can't help on that. Keep up the good work.

I did a side by side years ago, I will always run silica.

Incase you missed it "A silicon deficiency prevents the plant from developing strong leaves stems or roots. It also makes the plant more susceptible to fungal and bacterial diseases and insect infestation. The plan also exhibits a reduction in it's photosynthetic activity and overall yield is...