No, they didn't. Yes, you saw roots within a week. but it takes time for those roots to establish in the media you use it in.
Anc is a great guy from South Africa. Sometimes his English has to be interpreted not taken literally. I have scratched my head on occasion reading his posts.
didnt wanna hijack op's post lol i can do that if he doesnt mindAnc is a great guy from South Africa. Sometimes his English has to be interpreted not taken literally. I have scratched my head on occasion reading his posts.
Why not share your clone pictures and rooting experiment here. No reason to PM.
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I did not think of that. That is a nice reason not too. Let's see if he says yes. If he says no maybe we can move to an old thread of yours or mine.
there we go i can do that ill let you know when i post some later tonight.
of cause you can. LED is more intense to start with.
ive watched them but none with him about leds. leds do not penetrate like an hid light man. hid will give you at least 3' while an led isnt recommended passed what like 24" and the lumens and par arent shit besides the middle
I said intense.
i disagree, you would obviously keep it closer simply bc it doesnt penetrate as deep so it will need to be closer? otherwise why would you even wanna use them if you have to cut it in half from what its recommended area is or height?
From; http://www.growweedeasy.com/how-far-grow-lights
is he using that led specifically? that not the standard for all ledsmanFrom; http://www.growweedeasy.com/how-far-grow-lights
"you weren't given any instructions with the light, here's a quick reference guide:
Type of LED Grow Light Distance From Plant
1W Bulbs at least 12" (30cm)
3W or 5W Bulbs at least 18" (45cm)
High Wattage (300W+) up to 30" (76cm) or more
Powerful LED grow lights need to be kept relatively far away from your plants to prevent light burn"
A graph from a google search:
As you can clearly see the LED is recommended to be higher than a HID. here is a HID chart but you would already be aware of the optimum distance for those id assume. I run a 600w and am normally about 8 to 10 inches from canopy top unless heat is an issue, then higher of cause.
I think my post has you a tad confused.
hmm so i guess diodes dont have a play in this or the light intensity in general then huh? all led lights the same? no theyre not, i really wouldnt keep making this claim, you can take 4 300w led panels and i can bet they are different when it comes to par values and lumens or even light spread or penetration which will fall down to you having to move it closer than 36".you claimed you keep then at the same level as an hps light even and thats not true either. i have currently a 600w mh maybe 18 inches away from my canopy and from your opinion youd say im gonna kill my plants right? theyre happy and praying and guess what, its not even air cooled! you give what your plant likes or is telling you it needs. it ifs too close youll know, his plants didnt show any signs of light stress or burning. maybe i just dont get it idk but all the research ove read and videos ive watched state otherwise man. i know my responses sound like im a dick and im not ive had a very bad week around the house so please dont take anything i say too hard just think of it as just a response and not a shitty one man sorry dude
What?
what to which part? that graph show kindled's recommendation for their light, is it the same wattage as his? same diodes? same par or lumen value? my point is each light is going to differ brand to brand and wattage so to say every led needs to be kept at this range isnt true.
well lets see what these builders have to say about led lighting i just asked. i asked two questions to all of them. first was do they have to be kept 36 inches away from your canopy, and second, do they have to be kept higher than hid lighting. those were your points right?