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If it works, who can tell you it's wrong to garden with it? Always wash your vegetables.

These two ideas put together. Supplement the 400 watt with LED light as well, use outside air to cool the room. Blast'em with extra light. Dial in the other variables in anticipation of higher yield provided from the doubled lighting.

I've had wind burn before. When I did, I moved the direction of the fan from directly on the plant to pretty close to the plant so that it still moves around, but isn't constantly bombarded with the strong air current provided by our great friends at Hurricane.

There's no such thing as "too careful" when it comes to your plants. :weed:

Bloom nutrients often exclude nitrogen because as the plant gets closer to flower, it no longer needs as much nitrogen for vigorous growth. Yellowing is normal during these phases. That being said, a small bit of nitrogen can be helpful in greening up a yellow plant. Not all growers add late...

From the Topsoil layer to the topmost shoot, it should be 20" to 30" before flipping. Stay closer to 20" if space is restricted, and always keep in mind that the plants will continue to grow taller even after you flip the lights. A great example in my experience was watching the difference...

I have always been a fan of 9 per light 3 wide by 3 long. This breaks up infestations or infection into smaller groups that can be easily removed with minimal loss.

What method do you use when not freeze curing?

No question is a stupid question. Contact a plumber. They might say it is fine, or maybe they can check for you if not.

Do post your findings! I am certainly interested.

Poor little one! Post some before and after pictures on the remaining plants when you get the chance!

Beautiful! Astounding! That is one heck of a line up! No way to go wrong with Gavita! It looks like you have your equipment game on lock. Obviously you've done this before.

Can't go wrong with House and Garden! :)

Better Vegetative light is few and far between when compared to inductive lighting. I wonder if any users have tried using an IGROW inductive light. The IGROW has a smaller carbon footprint, better PAR, and most importantly, it shows results.