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Well scratch that idea. Anyway she will love the led, you'll see!

I'm thinking you are on the edge of cutting it close. You have 180 ft sq. so that equals 2.4 ft sq per plant that works. But actually at first you will prob only use half of that to veg, 90. So your six lights should cover an area of about 60 ft sq. Using the 50w per sq ft you will get about 60...

I kinda have to agree, I have seen some autos produce a lot better than thought and got bigger than I thought, contribute the later to genetics though. However 550g grams per sq meter is not realistic with autos. Some northern lights hybrids would be perfect for his purposes, Blue dreams can be...

Maybe I will have to mix some of that in my next rotation.

Ever gotten anything from the USA? The US doesn't make anything but debt, shitty cars and homeless Vets. So no, not too much. Some of that Chinese stuff ain't that bad though!

Hey, it was a valid question for your strong opinion.

I thought that's what he meant.

I'll be honest I have never used it but I hear the bx is the better one. True? It's sphagnum and peat, right?

Have no fear. She will be very grateful, and you will thank yourself.

I hear ya.

Next!

So if by ten times better you mean that the 300g I just got from my lemon kush would turn into 3000g I'm in. In fact sign me up for a truckload.

My grow exactly. Never burned a seedling. I read about it all the time though, for me though not worth the argument.

Which promix?

I must say this is the best shortest thread on scrogging I have ever read.

God bless the both of you. Kept him feeling the good feeling.

I can smell it, can you smell it? It the smell of oh shit I just got caught! Good try though.

In order for me to make a gallon of nutrient mixture, I better have like 6-8 plants

Good job, they look happy. What strain are they? How long ya gonna veg?

You could pour more nutrient into the solution. That's why not many people make big batches of nutrient, not that I know if you did. If you were to pour more nutrient in just make sure you know exactly how much prepared nutrient you used, so you can accurately decide how much more to pour in.