Yes, you can smash or break up the dunks.
Some people put them in their watering can, but they get mucky, so I don’t. Smash em up and sprinkle on top.
I kept an old blender for buzzing up dunks, and other garden related blendering. 
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I just run them across a fine grater to crumble up about 1/3 to 1/2 a Tsp per pot.
Sprinkle it on and water it in. Repeat about every 4 days or so. Two or three treatments usually work for me. Store in a cool dry location.
Cheers
G
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I can already hear
“where’s the cheese grater?”
“Uhhh, in the basement. Soooorry!”
Haha 
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Heather have you heard of gnatrol. An oz on ebay is 12$. It really works well. I had to pick up some more as a clone I just got had them damn gnats again. That 1oz will last longer than I can use it with the shelf life. I can try to mail you some of mine if you would like… let me know
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Love this, thanks for sharing. Plants are looking great too!
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With the CBD you have now
gently heat one of these up with a skillet then mix 2 grams of CBD into it it’ll stir right in
Works wonders
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I badly need to add another light to my tent. Those two screw in bulbs do a bunch of nothing. I found this led today while browsing ebay. I knooooow you get what you pay for but it’s also about all I can pay for.
I don’t really understand the specs of leds so honestly have no clue if it’s a good deal or nah
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The specification information they have provided is ‘a steaming pile of drek’, …so no wonder it doesn’t make sense.
What you are looking for is: 30 watts/ square foot, so calculate your floor area in your grow, multiply by 30 and that’s what you want to see as the power draw from the wall.
These guys are trying to suggest that these are 3,000 W and 1,000W respectively. 
…Not a chance…
Notice there is nothing about volts, amps or watts in their specifications.
These are not the lights you are looking for.
Cheers
G
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These are the cheapest and best option IMO
I use their lights.
5 year warranty.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CecpH-uAH1K/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=
I would use something larger for the space but this is still a solid option over something like what you linked.
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If you are looking for inexpensive full spectrum LED that works. I have two of these. 30 watts from the wall 150-watt equivalent Full spectrum and they work. They are badass. They put of very little heat hang two together or add two to your current light. I used two together and burnt my kish. They come with adjustable height tripods, you can also hang them comes with hanging gear as well as tripod.
This is them in the pics and what they grew for me. Peace
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But are they the droids I’m looking for? 
Thank you for looking into that for me. So by your equation I need at least 240w for my tent. Assuming my bigger light is 100w for my 2x4 tent I’d want to add another 100w or more? What is the most important specs to look for? Is more wattage better, more leds, the type/color of the leds
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Start with budget. What is it? Million LEDs out there.
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Hmm currently about $40 
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I always read thru reviews and sh*t
personally, I would spend the extra 20 buck and get two of those that I’ve run.
or something like this. Peace 
what you really want is coverage no matter what your budget. Two of those that I used rocked a small area. Plus I can vouch that they work. This other LED who knows.
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I’m leaning towards the first set you shared, my only concern is I see they have a auto timer, will that mess with my wall timer? I ask because my sister has Amazon lights with a auto timer that won’t turn back on on their own after her wall timer turns on. From your pictures it looks like they can be used off the tripod?
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No auto timer on those two that I bought. Its manual just hook it to powerstrip that runs your mechanical or digital timer you already use.
plug your power strip into your wall timer and plug each of your lights into your power strip.
Just don’t hang them to close to your plants 18" -20 " is what I do with them after burning my Kish last year.
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Ordered two! Thank you for the link man 
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Your welcome may your harvest be Kind 
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@buckaroobonsai the plants are doing great! I cleaned them up a little yesterday. Moved around the main poles so they spread out more. Now the weather just needs to improve 
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They look great! We’re rooting for you guys over here!
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