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This particular measure is only for Oakland. The rest of Cali isn't affected. It appears that the tax is only incurred by dispensary owners so I'm not sure how actual growers would be affected unless they in turn start paying less for crops and charging more for medicine. There's another...

Figure out how much water it takes to cause 10% runoff at the bottom of your pot and that's how much you're supposed to water. Once watered, wait to see how long it takes for the top inch of soil to dry out(not bone dry) and that's how long you wait between waterings.

You're feeding them too much. The surface of that rockwool should dry out a bit between waterings. If it's always soaked, your roots suffocate from lack of oxygen.

Sorry, but this whole plan sounds like a bad idea. You're better off renting an old house, that way the owner won't have any idea how much you're paying for electricity, plus there's less of a chance of him/her dropping by unannounced, plus no people coming in out of the attached structure of...

Mylar is very reflective, yes, but not much more than white colored walls, plus working with mylar is kind of a bitch. Lots of people use it, though.

Never used it, but I actually bought one. Didn't need it afterall so I never took it out of the box. Automation isn't really a concern for me since I'm almost always near my plants.

If you have the cash, go with HID. I'm not saying that T5's can't produce, just not as well as HID, which put out more lumens per watt than fluoros. Also, believe it or not, 12 plants don't require a whole lot of space. You could easily squeeze them into a large grow tent like this one...

I've used them on a couple of past grows and I ended up with zero hermies.

Sure you're not thinking of using a washing machine? Never heard of using a dryer. Here's what I'm talking about: http://www.thcfarmer.com/forums/f59/washing-machine-hash-part-1-a-3979/

Something like this would work: http://cheaphydroponics.com/store/imported-products/cap-tmp-dne-day/night-temperature-controller/prod_133.html

Keep in mind that you need approximately 50W per square feet of grow space. T5's are cheaper, but HID(MH/HPS) lights offer the best results. If you're trying to save money, go with CFL's. T5's and CFL's don't put off much heat, so cooling shouldn't be too difficult. Will you be growing in an...

Can't really say how much she'll yield. Ask again when she's only a few weeks from finishing. Nice looking plant by the way, though I'm more of an indica guy. +rep

I think you should first decide what kind of lighting you'll use, and how much of it before you forumulate a cooling strategy. Your light setup will largely dictate how aggressive you need to be with cooling.

Give Pixlr a try sometime. Pretty straight forward, plus no downloading and installing software.

Nicely done, sir.

That's plenty of light for one plant, but you may want to partition off your grow space so your light doesn't have to spread itself over 16 sq. feet. You can grow a nice healthy plant with only half that much space. Also, you should consider getting separate bulbs for veg and flowering. You'll...

Rule of thumb, water until you get 10% runoff. Don't water again until the top inch of soil is relatively dry.

That's plenty of light for clones. Did you use any cloning gel?

It'll work. Make sure you test every day because vinegar isn't as stable as pH Down, which you can get at pet stores near the aquarium supplies.

Only top as a last resort. Try to tie it down first with some twine. Be careful with each bend and you'll probably need to adjust your ties until the plant stops growing.