BritManToo

off topic, Imagine living in Germany where they shut down all their coal/oil power stations and decided just to use gas from Russia. This winter will be exciting for the Germans. back on topic, At least Thailand hasn't destroyed their country over an imaginary 'climate change' crises.

I use these ....... 150bht https://www.lazada.co.th/products/timer-220v-10a-i3646512976-s13701326918.html

https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i3309043879-s12261992241.html Although as @Crossy mentioned earlier, hard to tell if new or s/h. Same for the 'new' cells from China, new, s/h or factory rejects, hard to tell.

Currently 6,000 pounds per year per household. Considering this months bill was 271bht (66 units), I prefer the prices in Thailand.

Lock her up for the rest of her life.

Multi bar lights are a fashion fad aimed at n00bs. But if you must have one, plenty for sale locally on 'led grow lights thailand' fb page for under 25kbht.

Plus $143 shipping. Seems a lot of money to pay up front in the hopes you can grow anything.

Do you also think it's dangerous to connect a nuke power station and a coal fired power station to the same grid?

The urge to 'believe women' is strong in Australia!

As long as both packs had their own BMS, and you connected them when both reading the same voltage, I can't see a problem.

Kingbrite are good, but those appear to be 2x the normal price for quality leds. Not sure why you aren't buying the more normal locally available quantum boards with meanwell drivers at 5kbht for 240w. As you appear to be going for a commercial grow, buying a fashion light doesn't make much sense to me.

The pack I linked to has new cells.

My 16x 200ah CalB store about 5kWhr (usable storage) and cost about 30kbht (complete) ....... not worthwhile IMHO. I had to buy 18 to get 16 that actually worked OK. If I had my time over I'd buy new, probably this one ........ https://www.lazada.co.th//products/i2393934477-s8157207174.html I'll sell you my CalB (inc BMS) for 25kbht if you want to try. I also built another 48V battery using the green Sinopoly 100ah batteries. That is even worse, only about 2kWhr (usable), and I needed to buy 20 to get 16 that worked. I'd sell this for 12k (inc BMS). Essentially I'd sell either of my s/h batteries for less than I paid, or you could buy. I have no reason to think the batteries I purchased are any worse (or better) than you could buy from Lazada/Shopee. Wish I'd bought new!

I'll be Roger the cabin boy!

Running costs on a sailing boat would be ZERO.

I'm calling BS on this. Almost all indoor growers top their plants, which produces smaller buds but a bigger end crop.

It's the root canal that takes 4 visits. Cracked tooth always has a root canal before a crown. I still have the temporary crown from 10 years back, didn't bother going back for the crown. A few small chunks have fallen off the sides, but I suspect the temporary crown will last longer than me.

It shouldn't have hurt after the root canal.

My latest slice of R9 (gold) brick (100gm 450bht) is consistent all the way through. No dirt or seeds, not any more stem than my home grow. As for bud size ........ does it really matter? I've found the bigger the bud, the more stem you need to remove. All I care about is THC content, and quite frankly I can't tell THC content by appearance, smelliness, stickiness, seed content or bud size, I have to smoke it to judge it.

I would say it's because their computer system doesn't work. Just the same as their fingerprint scanners don't work, their metal detectors, submarines and aircraft carriers don't work.

As far as I know Russian/German isn't taught in Thai schools from age 7 to age 18. After 11 years of learning English at school you'd think she would be pretty good at it.

I predict these lights will be worthless for growing anything. Lots of 'fake' grow lights on sale from China.

There are many challenges to growing quality hybrid cannabis in Thailand. the greatest being no suitable soil. You need a light soil, with little in the way of nutrients. All the potting soils and 'din dee' I have found contain high levels of unknown fertiliser that burn your plants roots. So I grow in G4 Coco Coir perlite mix, this chap sells the complete mix, enough for 2-4 big pots around 200bht. https://shopee.co.th/วัสดุปลูกรวมชุด-เพอร์ไลท์-เวอร์มิคูไลท์-พีทมอส-5*-1*-10-ลิตร-(แบ่งบรรจุ)-*สามารถปรับปริมาณ-เพอร์ไลท์-เวอร์มิคูไลท์-i.193303481.4004570476?sp_atk=5683ae19-efd0-449b-b8d7-0989de8d3ef0&xptdk=5683ae19-efd0-449b-b8d7-0989de8d3ef0 You will also need a PH pen (100bht) and chemical fertiliser, https://www.lazada.co.th/products/i3143669263-s11722895229.html Wesco 30-20-10 for veg (125bht) https://www.lazada.co.th/products/1-wesco-30-20-10-te-i294906795-s495848547.html Wesco 0-52-34 for flower (250bht) https://www.lazada.co.th/products/wesco-0-52-34-1-i3284837794-s12188013737.html And Citric acid crystals to adjust the PH of your liquid fertiliser. Mix the Coco and perlite together, wet the mix thoroughly, place in a 3l or 5l cloth pot and you're ready to plant your Jiffy pellets (vermiculite is used to sprinkle on the top to discourage insects burrowing into the mix. Water around the pellet, never on the plant until water drips through the bottom of the pot. There are no nutrients in the coco so after day one you need to fertilise EVERY day. It takes me around 20mins/day. Veg phase, (if in a tent 16-18hrs of light/day) Day 2 mix up your 30-20-10 fertiliser as directed on the packet, put your PH pen in the mix, it should be 5.6 (a bit either way as acceptable), water in Thailand is normally 7 or above, so stir in a few citric acid crystals well then test with the PH pen again (a small pinch of citric acid makes a big change so a little at a time). Once the Ph is correct water around the plant (never on the plant) until it drips freely through the bottom of the pot. This needs to be done every day. Flower phase, (if in a tent 11-12hrs of light/day) Mix up your 0-52-34 fertiliser as directed on the packet (don't assume the same mix as the previous fertiliser), again you need to adjust the PH, this time to 6.1 with a little leeway in either direction. Pour around the plant, never on the plant. Sometimes Coco coir is washed in salt water, this isn't suitable for your plants, the supplier I suggested provides a perfect product, the compressed plastic wrapped 5Kg bricks are also usually OK. Big advantage of Coco, you can't over water your plants, any excess drips through. Over watering is the easiest way to kill cannabis plants.