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I would switch just to save the electricity. No question

I agree with y'all ideas in many ways. Good advice ASMALLVOICE. I run a 36 bucket system under 4k fully automated besides the feeding (which I do once a week), refilling and ph ing(done daily). Its fully automated in the sense I can comfortably leave the garden untouched for a week. With that...

If you really need to raise the humidity. I would suggest no higher than 35%. An easy way to do this is fill a 5gal bucket with warm water and throw a large air stone in it. Warm mist will constantly be raising into the air hopefully achieving your desired humidity level. Be careful not to...

No it would work fine just for the lights. They only contain maximum 5 cubic feet of space so a 445cfm fan is exchanging the air in the hood 20 times a minute if the hoods have 25cubic feet. I should have shown example. Ex. Light line outside of tent intake>> light>> light>> 445cfm fan>>...

I have many answers to your questions but have one of my own first. How are you aiming to be perpetual? You mean the entire veg/flower set up or just flower. I ask because a perpetual flower room is almost impossible with a bucket system. All the plants are fed the same nutes at the same time...

That set up with 2 fans is a good one also. Rule of thumb for that kind of set up is to have the exhaust fan bigger than the intake to maintain negative pressure air flow. Ex. Carbon filter>> hood>> exhaust fan 745cfm towards the ceiling. Then have your intake fan ~445cfm towards the floor...

I would use at least 745 cfm and just have a dim controller to control temps. Better to have more then less. Tents can get hot sometimes

Go with 4 plants. Use 7 gal pots. Use 600-1000w. Power consumption difference is maybe $50. I have a 4x4x8 flowering right now and have had previous 4k room. Im using soil this run for simplicity and many other reasons. I would suggest soil if its your first run then step up to coco before into...

Says who?? Its quite the opposite actually I think. Indica tricome heads are generally larger in size therefore sativa are the heads that fall threw lower micron screens resulting in a sandy consistensy. Heavy indicas result in the most melty of the melt from my growing and hash making...

I used to do that when I first started making hash and it works pretty good. Sometimes I would experience an over drying tho and end with a powdery consistency hash, especially when made with dry trim/material.