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Double check your air flow intake and exhaust... Carbon Filters / pre-filters may be causing less air changes if they are no longer new and contaminant free, there for increasing temperature. May need to increase fan speed to overcome greater filter resistance.

mount the light and then put your hand at the tops of the plants. If you cannot keep your hand just above the plants your light is too close and it will burn the leaves. The top of your hand should feel nice and warm like on a bright sunny day, it may take some minor adjustments but you'll find...

No matter what way you look at it there will always be a spike in any light cycle unless you're running autos under 24/7 light. Could use a random timer for flowering... LOL Fuck you'd end up with a weird ass hermie

That's not what I meant... Here's a tutorial on how to make a "Flip/Flop"

You can always run a flip flop and use one ballast for two lights (one in each flowering room) to hide your flowering cycle and save the cost of a second ballast...

You could always look up "DIY greenhouse" on google... I'm pretty sure you can make your own with pvc pipe and poly for a lot less.

Light can't bend around 90 degree angles... 90 degree PVC plastic elbow painted black on the inside is a quick and easy light trap

I read this on IC... "Here are some tried and true recipes for getting started in organic growing. Pick one of the first two soiless mix recipes for your grow medium. Then, choose a nute recipe that will work best for what you have available. Enjoy... Here are two very good organic soiless...

Always been a fan of fishing... Been fishing ever since I was a kid, my grandfather used to take me out all the time. I'll always remember my first fish... I caught a little rainbow trout with nothing more than a line with some bologna on the hook tied to a cinder block on our dock. My...

Are you always using the same containers for growing? If you are, I'd suggest sterilizing everything with a bleach solution to ensure there is no left over bacteria from previous grows. The bleach solution doesn't have to be super potent, just one cap full to a 4L ice cream pail is a sufficient...

I light up before and after hockey games... I find it calms me prior to big playoff games and allows me to focus more on the game then worry about it. On the other hand there are some guys I play with that can't light up prior to the games... They say they just get burnt out and have no drive to...

Dude check out this post in the FAQ... https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=article&id=36

How big of a growing space are you using? You typically want 7000 lumens per square foot. So divide the total amount of Lumens (Found on packaging), by the total amount of Sq ft, and thats your lumens per square foot. Also, for vegetative growth you want the 6500K daylight spectrum and for...

By the looks of this image... See on the left where there are the three wires coming out of the pipe... There is a black (hot) white (neutral) and green (ground). Depending how you're going to mount the light is all dependent on how you're going to wire it. I personally would pull the wires...

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What strain are you planning on growing? I'd research a strain that is well suited for your climate and soil conditions. Do you want it to finish early? Are you going to be able to remove males if you're going from seed? Lots to think about prior to planting any seeds... Those would be more...

Call a local electrician and see what he'd charge to build you a sub panel that plugs in. I'd say that would be smartest bet.

You need to do some research in guerilla/outdoor growing... The search feature is your best friend.

It all depends on if he has three or four prong outlet. If its 4 prong 50amp then a subpanel can be made with ease. If its not well then its another story. No where in my suggestion are wire nuts... just a portable breaker box which plugs into a 50amp stove plug mounted onto a piece of...

It looks intimidating but it isn't... the hots from your stove plug go to the 120v bars in the breaker box as well as the ground and neutral to their corresponding spots in the breaker box. Add breakers to the breaker box, wire to plugs. Mount to the back of a piece of plywood so everything is...