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How good is seabird guano?  If you are a United States citizen and claim an uninhabited island that has seabird guano on it, by law, the United States has to protect it for you.

That's what this lady did to beat the world record.

I planted 6 in soil (inside) on the 1st. One up after 9 days and one up today at 11 days, for an average of 10 days, for those 2. The other 4 I'll bet have a good chance of coming up too, but when? I just started growing peppers and I'm finding 14 days and longer is not unusual. That's...

Cars didn't have seat belts. Mothers were married. Cigarettes were $2 a carton. Joints were rolled in Wheatstraw Rollerskates had a key

You cud use this level to help you build things or work your dirt for irrigation. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ihandy-level-free/id299852753?mt=8

If you want to grow avocados to eat, don't do it from seed. The are like most all other fruit trees and you need to graft a variety to a root stock. Avocados grown from seed almost never produce an edible fruit. You can grow a tree from seed rather easy but unless you want to keep it in a pot...

Don't worry about it you'll hurt your head. We're covering ground and getting OP's question answered quite well. I'll play the Devils advocate any day, and it's usually to a good end.

I don't lose gracefully.

Hell was a forbidden word.

Who is this Nobody? Designs what lighting for a living ? Is he a salesman?

Your girlfriend needs to quit her job, kick off her shoes and start knitting.

Chu gets wat chu pay for.

I can't see where humidity matters to a seed except to keep the soil moist. I germinate at a fluctuating 10 - 40% with it usually about 30%. I'm not saying that's good. I just don't know any better, I'm lazy about it and it works OK for me. I like to keep the heat at about 85f,

Thanks for the math Jeff H, good job. I disagree still on the heat issue and that adds greatly to the expense. HIDs also diminish in output quickly. I'll save the rest 'till I need to piss again

Now kick it up a notch with the math using T5 VHO tubes. And consider cooling costs. And tube life. And you can throw in safety to boot.

So, are you going to not change anything else and show us the results here? As an epsom salt experiment?

Consider the lumens and do the math to see that you just stuck your foot in your mouth.

Summers up to 120 degrees melt worms and I ain't spending money to buy them snow cones.

1500lbs. for$100?! I'd be taking my truck up right now except it would cost me a doller a pound extra for the gas and three weeks of driving. $5 for 35#s? If I ever see that I'll have a handfull of 5s.

My opinion is different. Look into T5 HO or T5 VHO Fluorescent . They can supply you with all the light you need in spectrum for growing and fruiting. With much less heat than HPS. This is through the door of my 6'X5' grow room. The light is a 16 tube T5 HO at 54 watts and about 5000...