Evil-Mobo
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O.C. GG#4 In the SunCloak 4416
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Hybridway
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Perfect! You're on it! Watch how how fast they drink. Nice!
Snips then a razor.
Hybridway
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If your running clones, seedlings or small plants, I'd use those 67k, instead of the 10k. The Coral life 67k has allot of red on them. More then my normal 64 k by allot. Their like enhanced 3000k almost. Great spectrum for root development.
Once they get out of their 6" pots & into 3 gall. I then add the 10k to the mix. The UGW is always good as it's your primary enhancer to the white. Also those ColorMax ones don't look that bright when their on but they do allot for your veg being compact.
I had fun finding all this our. It was Kind've mind blowing really.
My advice though would be to avoid the Superblue or Antic. The plants rather get their blue from the white. They teally don't like the straight blue. LMK how you make out?
ThaMagnificent
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I'm running a 3x3 flood table with 1gal pots. It will either be clones or seedlings that I will clone in a cloner and put under the T5 after they root
Hybridway
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Yup. Don't use the 10k on them till there like 2-3 weeks n strong.
OneHitDone
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@Hybridway have you checked out the new Poweveg lineup?
http://www.eyehortilux.com/products/power-veg.aspx
http://www.eyehortilux.com/products/power-veg.aspx
Evil-Mobo
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What T5 fixture do you use?
JungleTime
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dam that purple guy is a loose cannon, just tell him you blocked the room off and then ran two 20lb bottles of co2 and killed all the mites lol Then hit your shit with whatever you want, fuck em all lol Everyone grows differently.
Hybridway
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Haven't started a second SunCloak run yet. About a month out but I'll be posting it here. Doug (the owner) is making me some 28k blades upon request. So, I'm waiting on them & just started vegging some of the plants that will be used. Thinking 4 this time. We'll see. How you been man? Gotta a grow going? Feel free to post your grow stuff here if you want.
So, next run will be the same Cloak 4416 but with 28k blades rather then the 22k I used last time. He's a good guy & a pleasure to work with. Especially accommodating me like that.
I asked for them based on my opinion & knowledge of light spectrum to grow pot. I believe in a full spectrum.
Here's some getting ready under my select spec T-5.
Just put them under there yesterday from clone & topped to early. But they'll be ok.
zep_lover
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i always have a grow going!i have three flower boxes running about 4 weeks apart each.i went back to double 600's stacked in each box.
hopefully in the next few weeks i will get started on building out a new flower room to try the leds in.
my flower boxes now do not have enough room to do leds vertically.
when the new flower room is done i will use one of my 200 watt 4 cxb3590 light bars on each plant.
hopefully in the next few weeks i will get started on building out a new flower room to try the leds in.
my flower boxes now do not have enough room to do leds vertically.
when the new flower room is done i will use one of my 200 watt 4 cxb3590 light bars on each plant.
OneHitDone
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How are you doing on prepping for another suncloak run?
Hybridway
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Good question. Had plans for it at a different location but that never really panned out yet. Might run it next led run with my other lights but then that room will be overpacked. At least for how I want my led room. It would be nice to have a manageable room, unlike my HPS room.
Looking forward to it though. Wanna put 3 bushes in there.
shake&bake
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I noticed your vegging horizontally and flowering vertically. Everything I've ever read on vertical growing states that you must veg vertical and flower vertical to get the best results. Just something to think about and try if you want to increase your yields. Just my 2 cents anyways
OneHitDone
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I've been doing a short horizontal veg and then pancaking them onto the trellis for the remainder of veg. No need to cut branches of, just give them the old panini press special and bend and tie as needed
Hybridway
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I saw your wall-o-bud last night. Very impressive! I'll go to your thread later & ask about the lighting. You said 260PPFD or something like that? Interesting.I've been doing a short horizontal veg and then pancaking them onto the trellis for the remainder of veg. No need to cut branches of, just give them the old panini press special and bend and tie as needed
Very cool though how you laced the plant into the wire screen. Very cool!
Hybridway
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The SunCloak system is a little different then other vertical grows. I think the key with this system if I were to use it as recommended, would be to not top my plants & run 9 plants w/ 1 month veg in 5 gall. Potts.
It's really neat to grow in though & I'm looking forward to the next run.
I'll most likely go 3 big bushes though in 7 gall. Potts this time.
OneHitDone
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Mine are not laced through the trellis. I am finding vertical to be too simple and almost boring. Just tie them to the trellis. Not so labor and thought based like a true scrog.
As @ttystikk - "Plants like to grow up - who knew?" lol
shake&bake
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Would you just wrap them around the light blades trying to fill up the system as much as possible. It's so cool that someone came out with the sun cloak I've been wanting to make one for years now but as the name implies soldering is out of the question and the last time I trusted friends I just got robbed, snitched out and wound up in a whole new city on the run, so maybe one day. Maybe
OneHitDone
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You bring up what half of this subforum keeps ignoring.
If someone is truly a patient in need of medicinal cannabis they are probably not able or even want to have to build something. Especially with how tiny, fragile, and toy like led components are.
We need more grow journals of off the shelf systems without all the DIY criticisms