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My experience with the product: ILGM White Widow, 2 runs of 10 from seed and 80 clones. 18 seeds popped and the clones were taken in the 3rd week of flower. Customer service asked about the germination process and didn't argue and offered me WW or GG replacements. The first run tolerated newbie...

What are these odorless strains? I need some in my life. :bigjoint:

Thanks for the feed back. My eye-ometer always lets me down. I ordered the meter.

Day 2 of the plants in the room. I decided not to use my home made fiberglass container. Instead I took HomeDepot buckets and cut them down to 7". I flipped the cutoff top and glued it to help block light and for more support. I have one of three lights on with 1K watt MH bulb turned down to...

Looks awesome! Please share, what is your setup?

Here's an update on the room so far. I'm hoping to have it done tomorrow. I didn't realize how bad my vision is/how hard is for me to judge depth when looking at the mylar film and trying to stick to the walls and ceiling. My wife is helping me tomorrow and with luck we'll get the...

Most wall heaters primary output is CO (carbon monoxide).

Has anyone used this temp and humidity controller..$70 at Amazon? It has 4 outlets and can run AC/Heat/Dehumid/Humid up to 1800 watts and 15A total. The pic only shows 2 outlets but the vendor says there are 4. I want to have it turn on the exterior fan when temps inside the room reach 80 and...

I posted a similiar about bringing in sub 32 degree air directly to the hoods. Would condensation form and short bulbs eventually or rust the socket?

I think I'm going to use this 45 gallon tub from Home Depot instead of the box that I built, for my 1st run. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Argee-45-Gal-Heavy-Duty-Mixing-Tub-RG177/301437434 The day and night temps here will be below freezing next week. I'm going to be running insulated ducting...

It was like that when I bought the house 20 years ago. The agent told me that without a relief, the floor would crack somewhere as pressure built or a wall could collapse from pressure building behind it. There could be a better way, but this is the way being used by the natives. :|

All of my neighbors have thier floors cored in the same way so that the water has a controlled place to escape. The spot under the black ducting gets wet and you can't see where its coming from. It's very common here.

Yes, that space stays dry.

I like the idea of framing out a bigger space up to the water heater but, when the snow melts and usually after heavy rain, I will get water weeping through the floor to the left of the first post and at the floor where the foundation meets the floor just below the black flexible ducting in the...

Yep, sump pump runs year round.

Not for the furnace, it's upstairs and a new high efficiency. There are 4 openings with grates, one on each side of the house, just below the sill plate, maybe to prevent mold?

There are 4 posts, the first two are almost in a straight line. The farthest on one the left is supporting the end of a beam the runs down the center of the second house addition and the one on the right supports a space where a spiral staircase once came into the basement.

I can take some photos of the tops of the posts. They can all be moved closer to the walls, although that would require additional support for sure.

The house started its life in the 50's as a 1 room lake camp. The section of the basement pictured is the approximate size of the original house. The balance of the basement is about 3 foot crawl space. All of the posts were added over the years to support the kitchen above as an after thought...

Shot from stairs.