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Yeah, what Ohio is saying. I wasn't suggesting propane, only mentioned it because natural gas and propane burners are interchangeable (different flow rates). I would only consider natural gas and diesel...then it just comes down to the economical stand point. If you wanted to do a back up...

CO2 will kill mites and your plants love it.

Your welcome. As far as generators go, you would want a natural gas/propane powered. Gasoline is just too expensive and diesel is much more reliable and the generator will last much longer with this fuel. There are generators that take multiple types of fuel, look into stationary. Next...

You will not be able to afford a generator, they cost MORE to run. Electricity is the cheapest, natural gas being the 2nd cheapest. Yes they do. It is state regulated. I have DTE which has a few more options. From 7pm -10am you have off peak rates. I pay .05 kwh summer rate. If you run day...

sulfur is very poisonous, don't burn IMO (period) let alone in flower, some people like convenience...don't ever smoke anything from someone who uses it during flower. you can kill your plants and yourself using it. the only place success comes before work is in the dictionary. you get...

THIS IS NOT LAW. State of Michigan rules and Laws

No such law exists in Michigan. Please dont spread gossip. Michigan Rules and Laws...no changes at all. LINK TO STATE OF MICHIGAN WEBSITE

very nice!

Please read and/or post in "Grow Room A/C" Be sure to include what you are trying to cool. How many lights, etc?

There was an I-beam there, didn't have a choice. I parted ways with my friend. I learned a lot from this build and will do it much better next time around. Thanks

How did the strawberry diesel work out for you?

Is there any update on this? I am a bit dissappointed there are no meters used in the videos... As far as I can tell it looks like a sump pump or large submersible attached to a "spa" venturi (15+ gallons per minute flow).

You guys are complicating things. Do what seamaden does, get the hay and make a simple tea with it. Just stick it in water and then bottle the water and apply! Add some to your hydro too if you are running it.

Your inline exhaust fan was pushing hot air back into the a/c. Add a "y" BEFORE the inline fan and problem solved. Make sure your inline comes on before and stays on after about 45 minutes. Like was mentioned just attach fan to carbon filter, no reason to push air out another exhaust. You...

If i was going to go with someone unlicensed it would be me....lol

I would like his contact info. Can you pm it to me?

If anything you should be going bigger not smaller. Go to a 10" or 12" inline fan. Just step up the tubing up from 8" to your new size after the lights. Try to make your angles not exceed 45* degrees, 90 at most...180 will be brutal to your airflow. I would place the inline after the bends too...

Most electricians will charge $25-$35/hr, you will pay much more for a large company. A large company will have a much higher overhead, new vans, equipment, ads, etc. Don't use a massive company, get a licensed guy off craigslist or ask people for a referral.

I wish I could see more on that double barrel system to convert my 2 - 8 bucket 8 gal systems into 1 reservoir. Anyone have any details on the pump sizes used? I didn't see the flip lips you guys are talking about, which system has it?

Very easy to pull apart with LUBE OK, just pulled my 2 - 8gal systems apart, took 5 minutes total (by myself). Spread a very small amount of lube on the pipes and they fly out. A couple did take some tapping with a rubber mallet, but didn't slow me down at all.