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i'd delete your phone number off of here or your gonna get spam calls like crazy, try sending them a private message instead.

if u want a finished lamp I'd grab this. few bucks more but should do great in a 3x3. maybe could go a few watts more but I think this will be plenty. https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/refurbished-lamps/products/refurbished-hlg-300l-rspec

haven't dropped in here for a while. 4 qb288 v2 boards (one Rspec) @120w doing their thing. Chile Verde in the home stretch.

^^^ this. I grow from seed to make moms. when they are sexually mature I take cuts. then I flower the cuts. take a little longer and more veg space but this way I have the mom ready to go to make more cuts of my keepers. Waiting until the plant is mature will result in less herms. This can...

he's just looking to veg not flower. so wouldn't need quite so many. 40-50 should be fine?

actually looks like they are sold out atm. the next cheapest option would be to do a bunch of QB96. I think @PJ Diaz could recommend best solution here. 10 ft should be plenty of height and this might work out to be more cost effective with the sf u have to cover...

what's your budget to light the 12x36? also what is the height of the space? that will probably help narrow down your options. you could do the Alibaba bar lights for way less than HLG but you mentioned you wanted decent customer support. I've never ordered from them so I'll let someone who...

if heat from CMH is an issue then I would think LED would be the better choice. I also question the advice we (mostly) follow to keep led temps into the low 80s. I've talked to a few production growers that are popping right now on the west coast. They all run way cooler than that. I've...

all good i had literally had the same thought the other day but got busy and never swapped it.

.Yes a little but whenever I rehydrate it it's still a pretty deep red liquid. I guess not scientific but I seems to work fine. I'll probably swap it out now that u said something but like I said that has lasted me a good 4 months and I use it almost every time I water so 2-3x a week.

yup pretty much that method but I'm lazier i don't bother pureeing and all that i just do what I said in previous post and it works fine. Works good as a foliar too, usually only do that in early veg when they are in solo cups tho.

I use both. kelp meal goes into my soil mix, and then I just have a quart sized mason jar in the fridge that I fill half full w kelp meal and rest w water. let it sit for a week, meal settles, open jar slowly and u have instant kelp tea. 1tsp per gallon and they go crazy. top back off w water...

kelp/seaweed also contains natural plant growth regulators like cytokinin, gibberellin, and auxins which literally double cell growth in some cases. stuff is magic. I vote for the kelp / seaweed and Recharge as well. great combo. huge boost of growth and lots of bennies to feed the plant...

Hey! Glad to see someone found this useful. Veg I just use water mostly, some horticultural coconut powder, kelp meal extract tea (just put some kelp meal in quart mason jar fill w water and let sit for a week or so, then use a tsp per gallon of the liquid.), ewc tea, maybe recharge before I...

I went with bigger containers hoping that way I don't need to feed through the res. 2 plants per earthbox Jr is only 5 gal of soil so 2.5. gal per plant. Hoping that 4 gal per plant is enough nutes this time I can get away water only til the end. We will see.

nows the time. everyone should go check the garden section clearance bins at the shops near them. I bet there are killer deals to be had. I've gotten stuff at like 90% off before.

pretty much the same stuff as recharge so I don't see why not

no clue if top water or res is better. I just like keeping the covers on bc its pretty much eliminated pests for me. and watering thru the res is easier. having some of my best harvests yet so pretty happy either way.

I forgot I did give them a little recharge a couple of times too

Nope just maybe 1x a week. I feed it at the recommended tsp per gallon. I'm not a scientist tho so I'm sure sometimes the scoops are heavy. I figure the plain water on the other feedings will balance it all out.