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efficiency is the target: also, i paid $1800 for a quest 155 the other day. so you might be paying more like 1500 to 1600 on the 105. if you want a cheap bandaid, i'd grab one of those home depot 70 deals for about $320. otherwise, i recommend quest.

Beautiful build man.

For sure @PDX420Grower. I have a little event going Friday. I'd love it if you and your lady could swing by. Either way, we need to catch up soon.

sweet. thanks for posting these.

Welcome to the farm.

Beautiful pic. I'm glad you got that up so folks can take a look at the Kappo. She's a great plant.

I use straight city water no problem. If you ask at the shops tho they'll sell you on something for sure. Good luck on your first run!

Great. Appreciate the input. These units are spose to operate down to around 15 degrees. i'll buy some more by a different company. confidently now.

Rock it! I'll watch this go up for sure.

Awesome thread. Thank you. I have a 10x30 basement room w/ 12 600w bare bulbs w/ ballasts mounted elsewhere and nothing else. my 3ton idealair can't take it below 85 and the ladies are unhappy. should i be unhappy w/ the unit and/or buy 2 ton? please thank you sir.

thanks jimmy. i'm sure those will both work great for you. my kappo is much more indica dominant than the old man og.

sounds like a plan. early next week. i haven't heard of coconut water?

thanks medusa. things are going great thank you. hope you and yours are well too. let's grab a drink again.

Howdy Fresh. Maybe you could give it a whirl and see what you think.

so sorry for not getting this posted earlier. sub rosa got me these seeds a long time ago and i'm just now getting this up. I have 2 phonos of the old man og. they are both crazy vigorous and push out top notch frosty buds. some of the best stuff I have ever popped. also the kappo is awesome...

Like this thread coir. just called those dudes and looking forward to a feelgood solution to my spider mite problem. and also some preventatives - i'd be alright living the rest of my life without ever seeing a root aphid again, for example.

You're like my sole source of news man. Thanks for filtering out the clutter

i had broad mites and they definitely preferred the sativa dominant plants.

Congratulations Meeks! Can't wait to see what you do with that degree. Please let us know (or just drop us some clues). Peace.

Hey Fresh. Thanks for this interesting read. I must admit that I'm no expert on nutrients or root biology or whatever this type of knowledge would fall under but there was a flyer at the store that I saw about a year ago with this guy claiming to be making silica available to roots directly...