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Wonder, sorry I missed this question the first time around - basically, the garage is supposed to just be storage, so an AC sticking outta the window would be kinda conspicuous. Electrical's coming along, I guess - seems like I should have plenty of power into the garage, assuming the mini-split...

No, feeding more times a day will not necessarily increase yield, but going from (basically) a soil system that he has now (two feedings a week) to an active hydro system ( multiple feedings per day) will certainly increase his yield substantially. See post #815 in this thread for more details...

I'm trying to beat him over the head with hydroton - for how shitty his medium is right now (perlite in an E&F that's only getting watered once or twice a week), flooding hydroton in E&F 6 or 7 times a day will increase his yield substantially.

Happy to have you; you and your avatar are always welcome ;-)

If there's anything that anyone could ever learn from me (and even that's pretty iffy), it'd be to try to cover your bases as much as possible before buying/starting anything. Planning is beyond important - for instance, after my next grow, I'm going to have to tear my tents and everything else...

That's kinda funny - my 4x600 room covering 4 3x3 tables will be coming along in a few months as well (as soon as my next grow is done, and 12/12 will be starting ~February 10th).

Gotcha; by 4x4 tables I assume you're talking about E&F?

Yeah, the money always seems to work out in the end ;-) Not sure why I didn't think of this before, but the link below is of a guy who does a very similar setup to you (just with one extra light) - you should check it out, he got ~6lbs. off of 3 1Ks. Was just looking over his thread for...

I'm no flushing expert at all (and try to not pretend to be one on the Internet - don't flush at all), but I do recall reading (can't remember the source for the life of me) that plants that are overferted need almost a month to fully absolve themselves of all the excess stored up nutes they...

And that's what I'm gonna do :lol:

If you're doing hydro (which I thought you were, but those are clearly in dirt), a pH meter is the most important piece of equipment you'll own. Get one ASAP. EDIT: I agree with TLD, those look like classic pics of overwatered plants - let them dry out a bit before hitting them with anymore...

When I took those clones in the bubbler, I did it under a 400HPS - now I'm using fluorescents, which I prefer. I'm using a humidity dome now for my rockwool and rapid rooter clones, but did not use one when using a bubble cloner.

Gracias, mi amigo :lol: Gonna give it a go sometime early next week.

You sure those are chemicals that you're tasting? Many growers who I respect don't flush at all and claim it to be a myth and only an issue for people who've over-ferted - apologies that I forget your specific grow, but did you over-fert at some point? Because that would explain it, methinks.

I think that they come calibrated outta the box, no? I turned mine on and it register ~350, which was close enough for me - haven't futzed with it since.

Yeah, gonna give it some more thought - flip-flopping between two 1Ks or 4 600s. Leaning towards the 600s as of ten minutes ago, but I'll change my mind another 50 times in the next couple of months before I set it up :wall:

It was - I believe the thread is called "Preferred Cloning Methods, a Poll", or something very close to that. What exactly were you wondering about it?

Yes it would, but it'd be hard for you to keep a straight face giving instructions to someone wearing a Scream mask ;-) So, according to this, I don't even need to cut the power to the breaker to take it out? Can that be right? http://homerenovations.about.com/od/electrical/ss/artremovcircuit.htm

Aww, fudge :wall: I was thinking that the shed and garage basically shared a 40 amp breaker, but it seems as though they each have their own 20 amp breakers, and for some strange reason they're connected. Got it. Soooooooooo, how hard is replacing a breaker? Looks like I'd need to replace...

So Vidiot, you're pulling ~1lb in a 2x4 footprint? That's encouraging :) And the plants are in 4" pots in hydroton, in 2x1 trays (18 per tray, and 8 trays) - should make rotating them fairly easy. Cutting 196 clones (98 in each 20x10 humidity dome in rockwool) and taking the best 144 - and...