Hey Buggy! Well they will be started in solo cups, 4. Since I'll be keeping them sm, they will veg 2-3 wks. Ill be judging by size. Then on to 12/12. Not transplanted till roots fill cups just enough to hold hold soil ball togethet, then on to 1gal nursery pots. About 3wks before harvesting the first batch, I'll start 4 more, which will be ready for 12/12 the day after harvest. (Down for a day to vacuum & steam clean grow area. LOVE steam cleaning!) I'll keep a perpetual harvest going till warm weather makes it too hot to do the camper thing. The lights I'll be using will be easy on elect. Since I'm keeping them sm, won't need high powered lights. Using 2 shop light fixtures, each with 2 GE grow tubes, 40 watts ea. 4 LED's, with shoplight fixtures just far enough apart to place 1 LED over ea plant. Forgot wattage on LED's. Have a lot of 4"-6" fans. How many I use will depend on temp, same with fan forced carbon/ion air cleaners, smell dictates how many I'll use. Was going to use 250 watt hps for flower, but when I saw Shovels pics of fluorescent only, changed my mind. Also the fact that sometimes in the winter I have cherry tomatoes in fruit under fluor only, & you know what sun lovers they are. I was going to go with northern lights because they're sm & potent, but for now I'vechanged my mind. Papaya, short & dense plant. Aurora indica because seed catalog described the high as 'couchlock' forgot to write down the size, but it must have been sm or I wouldn't have put it on my list. I picked the aurora because 'couchlock' will help with my insomnia. I do most of my smoking at night to help with that & muscle spasms. Nothing like have muscle spasms wake you in the middle of the night screaming. I'll have sm harvests from my indoor, but as long as I don't over indulge (& doing perpetuals), that will do me till my outdoor grow. Still not a lot of plants, 8-10 on average, but big heavy producers. I'd like to do more if I can manage to hide them. Thieves hit me hard here. Oh, & as they bud, if they become dense enough to block light to lower leaves, I like to throw in an extra fluorescent, lay the fixture on the floor, its back. Not expecting this to make more lower buds, but the extra light helps with photosynthesis, which helps plants convert sugars & food they take up which feeds the buds. Haven't calculated actual cost of elec use, but this is a low cost way to go!~~~~~PEACE!~~~~~