hey phunnyman. i told you yesterday that i had never been to jolly green hydro before. well that has since changed as i went yesterday after posting that. i picked up a new pH meter. (it's an oakton eco tester. cost $70 which isn't too bad considering it was $95 on amazon!) i also go some 7.01 calibration solution and some pH down, a propigation tray with tall dome.

the pricing isn't bad (as compared to texas hydro) and the staff (one guy) is very nice, knowledgeable and helpful. he actually seems like he's there to work and enjoys the customers. he even told me to call with any questions or if i needed help with my plants and everything. he also told me that if i order something (i use biobizz which they don't carry at the moment) that he will start stocking it! he said that's pretty much how the store was built. it is small but has an awful lot of selection and as previously stated the help/converstion is immensly better than TH). might be worth something checking out.

"i in no way endorse either of these candidates......"


-shake
headshake Reviewed by headshake on . Lighting choices! High everyone, I've been using cfl's so far in my cabinet grow, which measures 60 inches tall, 48 inches wide, and 2 feet deep. I'm looking at an HPS light at a local hydro shop, a 600 watt and a 1000 watt. I plan to use the CFL's to veg and start seedlings and clones, but am starting to think that for thicker, healthier, bigger buds and greater yield I should use the HPS lighting. Here are the links and I hope I'm not breaking any forum rules: Texas Hydroponics &... Rating: 5