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nasty, ugh!! But, look at the thing coming out of it's little ass. I don't think that is is a spiny assasin bug, but good try.

Ants farm aphids!!

I found these bugs on my outdoor plants. Anyone know what they are.

There are a few people around that do well with your setup. If it were me, I would read around and learn how to dial in what you have. Do at least 6 runs and besides, fall is coming. ;-)

With 25k sq ft.+ of growing area, these really are the least amount of hassle and with that big of an order, I'm sure that they will engineer the whole thing and make custom panels for you if necessary. Be aware that a 3x3 panel is somewhere north of $1,000 the last time I checked. The other...

So you need about 25k sq ft of these. http://www.globalhardwarestore.com/envirolux-ip67-led-plant-grow-lights/

Not to say that you should buy these, because there are better and cheaper out there. A Pro Grow 260 would fit the bill nicely. I think that 250 or so led watts will rock that space. 6 plants sog's each yielding 1/2 oz or more when you get it dialed.

What is your definition of commercial?

Good job for a first run. Now that you've harvested about an oz and 1/2. Go out and get yourself a good PH and EC meter and try to dial it in some more.

Best is a subjective term. Here I'll throw you a bone. https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/399206-its-fuct-world.html

What is the PH and EC in the cubes? This will be different that what is in the rez.

Al, What I am finding in my situation, is that I'm having to clone for 10 or so days, then put the babies in 4" rockwool cubes and let them root for another 5 or 10 day to get an acceptable root mass by the time they go to flower. So you could call it a preveg, or veg, do you have any trick to...

On a 4x4 tray, with less than say, 10 days veg. I would be sport'in about 36 to 40 plants per table. With 16 I think that you are going to want some considerable veg time to fill in the canopy. What is your definition of successful? Also reaching over a 4' table is a bit of a stretch for me.

I've never flowered in a waterfarm, but I keep my moms in them. I have room for an 8 pack and 4 singles at any given time and I've been working with them for quite some time in this configuration. With the 8 pack, you really should change it out every 2 weeks. In the singles a larger plant...

If your not in flower, you can use some kind of IMID product. That should completely eradicate the little bastards. What you have is very serious. These things will kill your plants if you don't take action. How many fliers did you catch, in what time frame? They only turn into fliers when...

Danger Will Robinson Danger!! Root aphids hitch a ride on ants. They have a symbiotic relationship with them and produce a honey dew that the ants feed off of. I could be wrong, I sure hope I am, but this would strike fear in my heart. Remember these root aphids are small enough to ride on...

I think 7 to 10g a plant with less than 2 weeks veg is more realistic. Hey, but we all need to set goals.

IMHO, all things being equal, what you should expect is: .25g/w is good for a beginner. .5g/w for someone who has done this for a year or two. .75g/w+ I would consider expert. If you have limited experience and this is your first DWC, the ultimate outcome is in serious question, that is unless...

600w hps is far too much for the little seedlings. Turn it down and get it at least 3 feet away for now. Unfortunately all plants are individuals, it is highly unlikely that you seedlings will "catchup". But don't worry about it, they will all grow in their good time and hopefully flourish...

Looks like aphids to me!! First pic has fungus gnat fliers(pointy butt) Second pic is a root aphid flier. The crawlers are root aphids. Yum Yum!! Notice the wings on the root aphid are much longer than the body and the two little pointy things on the butts. We're talk'en about 100x...