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do some research, check reviews.....some fans are obnoxiously loud if thats a worry for u. sorry couldn't be more helpful.

never put plain water in coco...start seedlings around 200 ppm. i don't know how people start seedlings watering to run off every day.

i cant count how many water tanks i've sand blasted lead paint out of....trust me, it's everywhere.

no, i don't kid around about killing animals for no reason or poisoning the environment. kill or poison the human, i can live with that.

so instead dump poison on the ground n contaminate everything.....very well thought out....your showing your intelligence now.

look into lung rooms.

outdoors is much different then indoors....the ground temp stays fairly stable during growing season. i know they grow at lower then recommended temps. but yes it does affect them negatively. google it.

really! tell that to a hydro grower. edit: i can post 100 scientific studies on the subject.

i start seeing lockout when i get around 60f.

yes you can do it.

yep, i hit for $4.00...lol...a very close friend hit for $50,000 wednesday night.

yes you need to charge the coco....start seedlings at 200ppm and move up to 300 in 7-10 days strain dependent (pure sativas).

damn dude, you got all the bells n whistles, only thing missing is a 600 vertical bulb in the center. nice set up, very clean!

walk away n take the lick. think of it as a very valuable learning experience.

my ro unit needed a break in period so to speak...it started around 50ppm and after about 50 gallons it dropped to 10-15ppm. the manufacturer said i would need to run around 100 gallons for it to break in.

if your scrubbing it twice like you posted, u can exhaust it in your house for heat, dryer vent, chimney, attic....where ever you want.

i read where 2 guy did a burn that got out of control and were sentenced to jail. they did their time n were released. then the judge said it wasn't long enough n sent em back to jail......wtf!!!

have u read some of the post here ben??? no need to answer.