Rurumo
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I'm a sucker for red hairs!
HELP....I Have New Light Fever
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radiant Rudy
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Ya same.
That was from a batch of Swami, Cherry Bomb beans. All the females looked that delicious. Really nice high, stony and up, funny and warm.
Honest dude there is nothing to it I built my own fixtures with no previous knowledge just a little research and it's straight forward
Rurumo
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Those are so pretty! I'll check that strain out. I sometimes grow strains based purely on how they look, but also, I've never been let down by a really beautiful plant either.
GrassBurner
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What in the Victoria's Secret is that beauty?!
Hobbes
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Big Daddy what type of training are you doing to get your canopy so flat and even?
Are the colas fairly short? You've got no trellis for support.
Outstanding!
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Bigdaddy76
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That’s a matter of opinion! BEST warranty in the business and built like a tank. My Phytomax2 800, fell off light rail, 8’ to concrete floor. I plugged it back in a it worked like a champ. It’s so over built, it just dented the corner or the aluminum housing. ANY OTHER light would’ve broke taken that fall. I can careless is there are slightly more efficient lights, on the market. Not one of them is are as powerful, considering Phytomax2 1000’s are the most powerful LED’s on the market and has be as advertised.
Boatguy
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Their warranty is no better than any other decently built led on the market.
You could buy multiple gavita's, fluence, hlg, or timbers and have better coverage, passive cooling and over 1050w. While spending the same as on one phytomax 1000.
I am sure it grows fine pot for you, but facts are facts
race winslow
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I just bought these two for less than the cost of one of the BD 1000
HLG Scorpion® Rspec®
HLG Scorpion Rspec is designed for grows with low ceiling heights or vertical racks. HLG Scorpion Rspec uses 6x Rspec 288 Quantum Boards for an even light spread at just 12" from the canopy. QB 288 uses Samsung's latest LM301H and Deep Red LED 660nm. Commercial Indoor Horticulture LED grow light
horticulturelightinggroup.com
Redwood VS
This 650 watt COB LED grow light features Bridgelux Vero29 COBs and dual Meanwell drivers. Remote driver placement helps with managing heat and custom color temperatures are available. Designed to cover a 4 x 4 coverage area with high PPFD for full cycle/flowering.
But your plants do look good. So good for you and keep on growin!
Boatguy
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My preference is your redwood probably because i have more grows under cobs than boards. Starting my second run with a 2 board diablo in a month or so. First was so-so, but i had trouble dialing in the distance compared to my cobs along with some bugs.... Hopefully next run will be more productiveI just bought these two for less than the cost of one of the BD 1000
HLG Scorpion® Rspec®
HLG Scorpion Rspec is designed for grows with low ceiling heights or vertical racks. HLG Scorpion Rspec uses 6x Rspec 288 Quantum Boards for an even light spread at just 12" from the canopy. QB 288 uses Samsung's latest LM301H and Deep Red LED 660nm. Commercial Indoor Horticulture LED grow lightRedwood VS
This 650 watt COB LED grow light features Bridgelux Vero29 COBs and dual Meanwell drivers. Remote driver placement helps with managing heat and custom color temperatures are available. Designed to cover a 4 x 4 coverage area with high PPFD for full cycle/flowering.timbergrowlights.com
But your plants do look good. So good for you and keep on growin!
race winslow
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Bugs, truly suck.....distance, I'll keep that in mind. It's easy to not realize that the output easily exceeds wattage. I'll probably start at 36 inches over canopy at 50%. From your experience does that sound reasonable? Thanks
Boatguy
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I ran my cobs around 36" from the canopy. The boards need to be more like 24
Flower is where distance and power made a difference. In veg under cobs i was near 50w per sq/ft with the cobs, down to 35 in flower. The boards, were 35 in veg down to 20w
Definately not dialed in yet though, so who knows
Flower is where distance and power made a difference. In veg under cobs i was near 50w per sq/ft with the cobs, down to 35 in flower. The boards, were 35 in veg down to 20w
Definately not dialed in yet though, so who knows
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race winslow
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You may have to search through his various posts to find what's relevant to you.
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You may have to search through his various posts to find what's relevant to you.
Plants Don’t Produce Oxygen (O2) From Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Everyone is aware of the high carbon dioxide levels in the air and its contribution to global warming. And many of you have heard that plants can convert this CO2 into oxygen. Plants are important in controlling the CO2 level, but they don’t convert CO2 into O2. Did you know that plants also...
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