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If you look around the site a little you'll notice: CFL forum- lots of pictures there. Grow Journals Forum Theres a few CFLs in there. Usually says so in the thread title. You'll have a lot more success finding CFL grow rooms there rather than waiting for people to come here and post them.

Well, I could see you getting better results because you are closer to the light and overcoming less medium because it's a hydroponic system, but there is still very little room for each plant. By my calculations (51/2 minus 3 for the rockwool cube minus 3 for half the cooltube diameter) gives...

Hey Pink, paranoia may destroy ya! Pot makes me mellow but not you, I guess. :) lol. I'm not being passive aggressive. I just gave my honest opinion. I think scrogs are neat, that's why I want to try one, but they don't seem like a wide enough topic for a whole forum. Just my humble opinion...

Well Pink, as a first step, why don't you put together a SCROG FAQ article and maybe the mods will make it a sticky in the Grow Room Design or Indoor Growing forums. Then when people interrupt your thread with the same old questions you can just post a link.

In that original grow thread Northern Farmer said he could squish up to 220 plants in the stadium in 1 gallon bags all getting about 2 ft high. A volksgarden can hold 80 3" rockwool cubes, so 2 of them could hold 160, and the total diameter of the wheel is less than 3 feet, which means you...

What would get posted in a SCROG forum? Would it just be a bunch of room shows? Because I'm not really sure how much there is to discuss. Not knocking the methods or anything, I plan on using a scrog like system soon, but wouldn't the occasional "Show us your SCROG!" thread in the Indoor Growing...

1) That only adds to 18 hours, a day has 24. lol. If you are at work most of the day, is moving the plants from closet to window going to be feasible? Do you want to use the window for some particular reason? 2) Search on SCROG - Screen of Green. There's plenty of pictures on this site that...

No, even though it's instinctive to think burning anything makes Carbon Monoxide, candle burning does produce CO2. From what I've read Carbon Monoxide is mainly only produced when the candle isn't getting enough oxygen. Candle Burning Still, a bad idea for an enclosed environment.

Go to the search page and search on "yeast", you'll get a bunch of hits on DIY CO2 generation threads that way. There is also the baking soda-vinegar method (that fake volcano action gives off CO2). You have to slowly add the vinegar, as it's a very quick chemical reaction. I read one guy who...

I'm breaking out of lurking to say, please don't do this. Where is the heat from the candle going to go? Where is the smudge/smoke going to go? How are you going to protect the candle from your various fans? How much Carbon MONoxide will your candle produce? To actually answer your question...