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So it has nothing to do with 24hr timers being the most common and custom cycling timers being more expensive and harder to find? The way I've heard it, a 6/12 regiment sacrifices yield for an early harvest. >12/12 sacrifices early harvest time for bigger yield. The plant considers every night...

I got over an oz dry from a really crappy bagseed, rootbound, in dirt, running in the shadows of a hydro system under flourescents. You are doing something wrong.

So, you are essentially trying to counteract the broadcasting of light from the reflector? "Hot Spots" are counteractive to general plant growth, multifaceted light is productive. Plants will perform best when light is spread throughout the entire plant, hitting it from many angles. Beaming a...

7/16" O.S.B. - like $5 a sheet. Smooth side in. Note: wood surfaces inside of the box should be sealed. Because of the irregularity of the surface, hanging mylar will greatly outperform flat white paint for reflectivity.

You could also consider a top feed drip system. Check out Roseman's bubbleponics thread if that's what you'd like to try. Disks are nice because they are weighted and do not require suction cups (which are known for failing).

LOL, so check this out: Ya know what I was saying about the in lines not being insulated? I accidentally left a couple site holes open in my aero system overnight. The humidity in the box shot to 99% and the intake ducting started condensating like an air conditioner. Water was literally...

Or, you've fallen into the "big brother" role...

Genetics is the biggest determining factor to yield. A picture is worth a 1000 words...

I've grown a lot of bagseed that I thought was dank bud - - - until I bought my first real genetics...

This is deceptive. You always adjust your tds before adjusting ph.

I like the fact that you can wrap mylar smoothly(quarter round) around corners, eliminating "dead spots".

You won't get stretch if you're keeping your floros close enough. You just won't get as tight of nugz, especially in the middle of the plant, furthest from the lights.

This would be far more feasible if you lived near the equator. I'd have hundreds of thousands of $ wrapped up into even trying to go 100% solar.

Unless you were talking a really big OP in a really small house, I don't think you'd ever do more than supplement a heating system, and even then, I wouldn't bother trying to supplement to the whole house. IMO, I'd isolate the intake and exhaust in a loop to an area/room of the house that...

True aeroponics means misting with water droplets of a certain microscopic size using high pressure pumps and misters and using no medium to support the plant (only "above ground" mechanical support - nothing touching the roots). Most commercial and aeroponic systems use sprayers and...

I use aquarium silicone.

Nice canopy!

Dehydrators work ok for a fairly quick dry of smaller nugs. Figure on about 2 days. Consider running it intermittently for 18 hrs on, 6 hrs off, it will make them dry more evenly.

If you use wood, make sure to use angle brackets rather than butt nailing the corners.

Your fan should be on top pulling air from the tent and exhausting it through a filter/scrubber. If you are combating cold temps, you can draw from the top, though the most likely reason to vent will be to bring in fresh co2. Since co2 is heavier than air, it is still best to intake from low...