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Bobby McFerrin

Well, you know what they say, "What doesn't kill you, still fucking hurts like a bitch!"

LUMENS DO NOT STACK! Any one who tells you this is just wrong. I would calculate the lumens from 1 bulb on top. This is the lumen level period. Now it drops as you move away from the bulb. The key is if your using more than 1 bulb, you can apply that lumen level to lower levels/wider areas. So a...

Great! THANKS! Now I have scratch marks all over my monitor from clawing at that picture. Please be more considerate when posting pure happiness, thanx.

USPS should have a number for it, if it's charged that way. Just so you know, most packages are delivered within 7-10 business days (Including Saturdays) within the states. I don't know how you'd get that though...

Yup, yer right at 3,437.5 Lumens per square foot. Just remember lumens fall the further away from the bulb you get, so that's 3,437.5 lumens AT THE CANOPY. If you want that all over the plant, you'll have to side light, but that's another story.

https://www.rollitup.org/do-yourself/161300-batwing-reflector-cool-tube-40-a.html#post2315758 I would roll with this. Peace.

55,000/16= 3437.5 OR 573 Lumens per CUBIC foot. Basically, the floor is square feet. So I'm assuming the floor is 4X4. If not than 4X6=24 So 55,000/24=2291.6 Lumens per square foot if it's 6 feet long. If not, go with the original.

I'm in the weird area of youtube...WAIT. No I'm not. Woh, I didn't know RIU had such a section.

I've seen hippie folk use a freshly grown willow branch simply thrown into the bottom of a cloner. Others use $500.00 worth of solutions. Clonex, Dip-n-grow, earth juice all work well.

From the methods I've seen, Aeroponic and DWC cloners are superior to the rest. Just my HO.

Nice! I always misted as soon as the lights popped off to avoid burn. It would be a nice experiment to run for sure. Aeroponic foliar...Hmmmm...And when you cut to 12/12? If you can finish a crop with foliar spray, I will kneel at your feet.

I never said THE way was with seaweed. I just said I use GH seaweed which is .2-0-.3. I only suggested that because it works for me. I'm sure there are several ways to treat a N deficiency through foliar feeding.

With lights off, naturally, it won't evaporate quite as quickly. I would hit 'em right after the lights turn off. And the table shows factors which effect foliage feeding effectiveness. They are separated by location. I.E. Plant, nutrient,air,Etc.

OOO, forgot. You have a wetting agent, right? Hit the undersides of the leaves, as stoma absorb nutrients more quickly.

Table 1 Influences determining the efficacy of foliar nutrient sprays PLANT ENVIRONMENT SPRAY SOLUTION Curricular wax Temperature Concentration Epicuticular wax Light Application rate Age of the leaf Photo period Application technique Stomata Air movement Wetting agent...

I've personally found that guano's leave a powdery residue on the foliage when used in that way. Probably wouldn't hurt. Wouldn't throw it late in flower, but a week, sure. A TREE SPIKE! YAAA! (Joke)

Seaweed (0.2-0-0.3) could be used to correct a small N deficiency for a week. That was my claim. =)

I only use organic methods. I can't speak as to what would happen with other forms.

I've had good luck with General Organics Seaweed mixed at 1/4 strength. Gives NPK in a gentle amount plus beneficials which stay behind after the water is absorbed/evaperates. I'm sure ANY powdered seaweed meal with micro's will due just as well, just remember to mix at a weak strength, or...