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I have an auto watering setup, but I've had to duct tape the hose to the water pump. This works, but then I'm unable to move the reservoir into the bathroom so I can fill it up, because I can't detach the hose. Any suggestions?

Last time I set up my automatic sprayers, they were blasting all over the place. Now some of the hoses are dripping a bit, and some aren't getting any flow at all. I don't think I changed anything except maybe adding more water to the reservoir. I'm so confused lol.

They have great coverage, unfortunately a lot of that coverage goes to the floor lol. They come with little stakes, but I'm really struggling to get the angle right, and it's like they were designed to hang down from the ceiling. Plus the stakes are small, and not very secure.

It looks like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Q8JZP6M/?coliid=I2HKFR62SRKWFW&colid=2UQ4L62O4YCI0&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it is gonna be 13 dollars cheaper than buying an 800gph pump, the necessary tubes and nozzles, and a timer. Is it going to be good enough?

I'm thinking of using Dr. Earth and promix, mainly due to the difference in price. Is there a difference in quality? I'd be using EWC, 444, and 284 from gaia green, or the home grown, premium gold, and flower girl dry nutrients from dr. earth.

I know this doesn't work in coco because of salt buildup, but would doing it in soil make any difference? I'm guessing no, but I have my fingers crossed lol

Looking to just add water, probably in 5 gallon fabric pots, possibly 3 gallon.

How often, and how thoroughly should I water? I'm used to letting it dry out every 2 or 3 days, but I heard the microbes need to stay moist. Would that rule out using the fabric pots that I have? I was hoping to use 3 gallon, but I have some 5 gallon that I could use instead. I'll be using it...

The only trays with tubes I could find were like 30 bucks a piece. Thanks!

There's a good local compost company that I wouldn't mind using, but I'd like to buy as few things as possible, and go premade if possible. I'd be going for a water only, no runoff, automated sprayer setup. Probably LED, because my HPS is too powerful, because I was silly.

I'm using 3 gallon pots, with an 18 gallon reservoir just outside. Would love advice on finding the cheapest stuff that works.

You can see them from a mile away. I've heard of using a fake fan, but I haven't been able to find any. I'll also need to insulate the rest of the window, because if the pipes freeze it's gonna be a real bad time.

I see some drip irrigation kits with 2 sizes, and some with 1. Would it be a bad idea to cut costs and use one uniform tube size?

I have a HPS hood exactly 2 feet wide, would I be able to fit that in a 2x2 tent?

I'm using a 50/50 mix and can't seem to get the pH right

I was about to nab x4 315W CMH for a 5x10 tent, but now I'm questioning whether that's the best investment. I'm using every watt I have available in my house, (with some buffering) so I figure efficiency is gonna be key to increasing yields. With that in mind, what's going to yield the most...

They're the same price, and on sale at home depot right now. I'm thinking about buying 4, but have no idea which ones I should get.

I'm looking for something that produces the maximum weight of THC per watt hour. I hope I'm saying that right, but that makes flowering time crucial. Additionally, I'd also like something durable to start out with that also yields quickly from seed. I've tried 5 High Density auto seeds so far...

Hi guys! So I have 15 amps to work with, and a 5x10 tent. I'm looking to maximize THC by weight per watt hour, so basically just looking for dankness/quantity. So I was thinking of doing x4 315W CMH lights from home depot but the more I'm reading, I wonder if HPS is just gonna be the way to go...

Hi everyone! First time using this site, and first time growing. I have so many questions! To start off with, what should I buy? I have a 13*10 room with an eight foot ceiling that I'd like to deck out. It has two windows and a large closet. I also have a lot of 18 gallon bins from walmart, a...