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Here's a chart I composited, It compares Al(aluminum), Au(gold), Ag(silver), Reflective Mylar®(red-dotted line), and ESR(Enhanced Specular Reflector Film blue-dotted line). 400-700 nm is PAR, the rest of the chart isn't as significant. But it is important to note, apparently, aluminum is...

Usually 42-65 is the highest you'll find in most stores. 300W CFLs are available on-line.

About 5. A pint's a pound the world around. 1 pint is .125 gallons.

After reading that.... Who wouldn't be?!

It's not really opinion. It's demonstrable, it's reproducible. This makes it a science. Here's a fairly good discussion on the subject: http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/phy00/phy00561.htm Google it if that's not enough. :lol:

I don't know if I'd call it pissed. Astonished by the logical fallacies and lack of research(it's not hard to find) people are willing to discover surrounding reflective materials... definitely.

The mind is a made-up idea. It does not necessarily exist. I have a brain, though. Way out in the water... see it swimming. This is in Politics.... Why?

And what is? Reflective Mylar? Foylon? Reflective Mylar reflects light more intensely(also radiant heat, as it's also light aka radiance) than foil. Foylon is laminated aluminum foil for fucks sake. This hypocritical bullshit is getting old.... :cuss: Any reflective product based on...

It needs more light, fluoros(CFLs) would be good if you're on a tight budget.

You don't need to ground CFL bulbs. Two wires works(screw-in CFL bulbs don't have a ground connector anyways).

https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/8168-test.html Arbitrarily assigning Mylar as 100%(it's not): 425/500 = .85 or 85% reflectivity for aluminum foil compared to Reflective Mylar(I already told you Ref. Mylar reflects more intensely). It also demonstrates no measurable difference...

What kind of light are you using?

Totally Baked is also pretty funny.

I like a nice syrupy-sweet Ruby Port on the rocks from time to time. Add some OJ, it's sublime.

When it's dried completely. The stems should snap very easily, and there should be absolutely no condensation.

In science classes, they have this little experiment. Testing the reflectivity of various materials. Aluminum foil is used as the benchmark(arbitrarily 100% reflectance). Everything else in the experiment falls short of it. White paint included. White paint is highly diffuse, a completely...

God bud grows extremely well, produces very dense buds, produces killer smoke, and has great bag appeal. It's my friend's(who grows for a living) favorite strain for these reasons. I also quite enjoy it. It's not the best smoke(IMO), but profit-wise, it's great. Wtf is your problem, exactly...

It varies a lot by genes and environment(light/soil/pests). 4 oz per plant is pretty easy to hit without too much effort. If you're good, and your genes are good you can get over 1 lb.

Explain your own POV(offer links if deemed appropriate). Openly disagree without resulting to personal attacks and you'll be thanked profusely. ;) I've also seem numerous types of "your plant is a goner" posts, when usually the plant will recover in no time.

In the bulb has a built-in ballast you'd want to bypass the HID ballast completely.