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Hey guys, I have a question: I have a 2'x4'x4' supercloset, and the 2 axial fans I have on it are noisy as hell (one to the 400w HPS and one for the carbon scrubber). Cheap shit. http://supercloset.com/products/superflower.php I was thinking about replacing the two little fans with an S&P...

Does anyone care to opine on this?

Honestly. Don't buy one. You could easily build something WAY better and WAY cheaper. The stock fans are noisy pieces of crap. It sounds like an aircraft ready to take off. I still use the cab, the HPS, and currently the fans, and that piece of shit Odorsok carbon filter that didn't do any good...

Hey guys, First off, great thread. I have found it to be very informative. That said, I have a question for the group: I have a 48x48x24 inch cabinet. I have a 400w HPS in there in a cooled hood. I currently have two separate noisy-ass axial fans. Computer-style. By other peoples' system of...

Thanks for the response, Roseman. That looks pretty damn good! Do you have one of these? Is it on a cabinet?

Anybody have advice on a fan replacement that would be VERY quiet but still move enough air?

I own a supercloset superflower. I like it, but no longer use the hydro stuff. I go organic soil. My main complaint about it is that it is VERY loud and that the cabinet routinely reaches 90ºF. Has anyone switched out the 4" exhaust fans that come with it? Does anybody have ideas for how...

I was wondering what other vermicomposters do to separate out the castings? Do you use a screen? If so, what type/size? I don't even bother with it... as anything else at that point is just great compost.... but I am considering separating the tray that just finished. anybody care to opine?

I personally like to stagger them. I will water with 1tbsp of super plant tonic and then the next week feed with my nutes. Your soil must be richer than mine, because I actually saw nitrogen deficiencies a little early when i was only using the Flower Power. I like using BMO's Foliar Harmony...

a tablespoon mixed with a gallon of water?

Start them out VERY slowly. I had to start over at one point because of overfeeding. My bin was toxic. Some more advice, while i am on it. Nothing spicy (even bell peppers seem to be eaten slowly) No rhubarb No meat No dairy No onions (peels seem to be OK, but still slower to eaten...

Vermicomposting is bad ass!

I totally love brewing my own teas now... Thanks Ohso! There is just something satisfying about making them. Maybe it is that it brings out the "mad scientist" in me.

Great answer, OhSo.

Use the search feature of the site for BMO, and I just bet you will find one.

That was one bad-ass answer. Wow! +Rep for you, good sir!

1) 8 plants maybe... if they are lollipopped. look up that technique. 2) I flush out the nutrients by pulling the tub out of there and dumping it out 3) I don't think it is worth the money. You could buy all of the components and make it yourself easily for like $500. I don't even use the...

We already had this conversation.

so why does their tea stay good for 2 years in this case, but the stuff we are making is more of the "use immediately" variety?

silly question here... but i was just thinking about this randomly: the universal advice is to use compost teas immediately upon completion of bubbling. OK, fine... but isn't it odd that the BMO product range is (as i understand it) highly concentrated teas that are then to be mixed with...