Recent content by chinamon

as an electrician, i would have to agree. either the standard twist-on type or push-in type since these lights have rather low current draw.

you already started your seeds? last year i started all my seeds on valentines day. by the time it was warm enough for me to move my plants outdoor (around victoria day) they were already flowering under my 400w metal halide and were about 1foot tall. lol this year i wont be starting them...

i ordered from him for my bhuts last year. some of the seeds were bhut while others were dorset. i also ordered scotch bonnets from him and they turned out to be caribbean red habanero. great germination rates though.

i placed my very first order with judy last night. i got the 7pod collection and scotch bonnet collection. i cannot wait to get them.

caynes is amazing. i go there a few timers a year just to look around. the place is huge and filled with housewares. if you plan on drying your peppers for years to come then i would invest in an excalibur dehydrator. best on the market imo.

i use an Excalibur dehydrator. i found it to be worth every penny.

my very first hydro garden was DWC. it was a great learning experience but was a pain in the butt in regards to maintenance because i had to drain and fill fresh nutes every week. if you have only one or two plants then its not much of a problem but it is very time consuming when you have a few...

i used to own a 90w UFO LED grow light which was dual band (red/blue). i had it in a 2x4 grow tent (i believe i had jalapenos growing at the time) on a top-feed drip system and the vegetative stage was extremely slow. i decided to pick up a 400w lumatek digital ballast witha sunmaster metal...