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awesome. not sure what you mean by "aquarium manifolds"? those green splitter things.. but they have an aqurium use? I don't even know exactly how they work, never tried them. ill google.. more experience than me as far as hydro goes! I never thought about having hydro over a larger sq...

yes I do. but i am not involved in any of the activities at this time. Covid+Idiots is making my life complicated right now. so your comment was... that is going to be a large expense and the world economy is bad? i would like to know more about what is happening in green markets. when i left...

sounds like Cal Mag is clutch! inline pump sweet.. i didn't even know they existed.. but looks perfect. is there a specific reason you don't care for coco? seems like coco would be easier to hand water? i bet I make drip system either way.... but watering rockwool covered in panda film seems a...

what is going on with the markets? talking about the world economy or the green economy? ive been away for years..

looks like a nice set up! sounds like you need a lot less coco than soil.. I would use bigger pots as i need to stretch 24-30 plants over 170 sq feet. does your auto water system clog? if not what do you credit towards that? using synthetic nutes?

that's a great article, thanks TintEastwood! I like how you can't over water coco.. I guess I would lose about 4-6 inches in grow space going with coco in five gallon pots vs rockwool cubes, not a deal beaker. i guess your going to want to water coco more often than rockwool, watering coco by...

ah yes i forgot you should use RO water for hash. Nice, I found the stealth150 sitting around so I will grab some new filters and use that. no negatives to using RO water I assume? not an excess removal of micro nutes? yea I remember my veg plants being a little pot stuck by the time my flower...

good point! doesn't really solve the problem.. i have been looking to make my own trays.. but i think it is better just to buy the best available size trays..

Ya i saw that after my post. could still say. this was* day1...

smart! plants look good too. when will you flip them?

great info thank you! yes i've always loved hand watering and since this garden might be temporary and sort of an "LED test".. watering by hand for now should be great. yea if youre using thick RootsOrganic nutes that would deff mess up any auto water system! when i did have auto water...

haha smoking ice wax with the homies... nice yes commercial warehouse growing looks fun.. I am more hesitant about switching to leds on my 9'ceilings vs my 6.5' ceiling new grow for sure. watched some youtube warehouse grow videos yesterday.. nice sounds like you managed great results early...

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hey Kdotwash, I would have never considered switching in the past to LEDs (I've been retired from gardening for the last few years.) but now i am hearing good things and I really expect for them to pay for themselves just after the first year. 7years of Leds? wow.. so you started with...

how do you like those gavita 1700e's? and compared to what did you use previously? i am thinking about making the switch from hid to led. i would flip when pic was taken.

4x8 flower room and 5x5'veg room? If i have that right, i would think your veg space is bigger than you need. 1 gram per watt worst case? traditional 1000w HID that would be over 2lbs/light ..is 1 gram per watt easy with LEDs?

I am considering starting a new 6 light grow and considering switching two 8 light rooms, from Gavita Pro (double ended) 1000watt lights to the new Gavita LED 1700E (drawing roughly 640watts) Pacific North West (cold winters, hot summers, legal grows) the new room: basement 6.5'ceilings...