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I'll be keeping an eye on this as well. Heard great things about the GB.

Can't help you on the auction, but I got some stuff from OES just a couple weeks ago and when I talked to him he was neck deep in backlogged orders. This thread is actually a decent way to start some dialog with him if you aren't getting email response. @OregonEliteSeeds should be able to...

Well it seems like maybe others have had similar experiences. I'm a highly curious person so of course I'd love to have an understanding of the mechanisms at play and whether or not it is indeed due to the light, but ultimately I'm just happy as hell with how this light is performing!

I wouldn't put a seedling in a 7 gallon pot ever. Unless it was an auto. A tiny seedling with a tiny root mass isn't going to drink much so it's very easy to overwater and deprive the young roots of much needed oxygen. This is why starting in small pots or solo cups and up potting when needed...

I'll be transplanting Friday or Saturday. For the first 20 years or so I ran strictly MH/HPS (t8 and t5 for seedlings) and since around 2015 I've also had a small tent that I've dedicated to my CLW Solar Storm 440. So this QB grow is my first foray into white light LED. Plan on using the QB...

Anyone else notice a marked difference in the speed and vigor of root development under quantum boards? I've got a couple seedlings in solo cups under a 135w 288 kit from HLG, and the root development is crazy... I think they are 8 or 9 days old now and they have probably double the root mass...

She is officially one week old.

I'm running a 2x3x5 space right now as a tide me over until the new house is done and i can tell you for certain that a 600w hid of any kind is so overkill in that space. The cmh and led options that Johnny recommended will serve you much better in a space that small.

All of the above. Unless you literally have no other option I wouldn't have a plant that young under a 600w hid. A couple cfls or a 2ft t5 shop light would be fine. It's workable, just not ideal. When you water a plant that small in a container that big you have to try and picture it like one...

I definitely alter my ambient house temps to accommodate my grow space. Question though... Why would you be measuring temps with your extraction fan/s off? Are you not planning on using them during the grow?

The input can be passive, meaning you just have an open panel or port that fresh air can enter the tent. If you go that route it is recommended that the opening is x2 as big as your exhaust ducting so you'd need an 8" circle worth of passive input to match your 4" exhaust. Or you can use another...

You will %100 need ventilation. A 4" inline fan with a can filter would probably do that space well. You will also need to consider where the exhaust is going as exhausting the air back into the room the tent is in will cause temps run away on you. Basically you should be shooting for fresh...

Do you live someplace where cannabis cultivation is legal? I'm asking because the link you provided could potentially be used as a starting point for figuring out who you are and where you live. Careful what you let people have access to.

The internet is construct. A tool. Most tools are not inherently good or bad. How people use them is what determines the relative their merits and failings. Also, this is the 900th time I've watched you lash out, unprovoked , fixating about chemicals and plastic weed. I think you might want to...

Beautiful! I'm going to be running a Sherb x Valley OG here pretty soon.

My Orkle (Purple Urkle x Tahoe OG) seedlings are five days old now (sprouted on the 30th I believe) and are super happy so far. Seeing all the beautiful flower shots in this thread has me very optimistic for this strain. :peace:

Another couple pics today. Still working on getting the cabinet cleaned up. Still have work to do on the exterior trim and detailing. On the interior I have to get the white/black poly cleaned up, do some wire management, mount the oscillating fan to wall, and install mounting hardware for...

https://www.rollitup.org/t/bridgelux-eb-series-build.928676/ Check this thread out.

Correct. Or you can just keep the meter handy for when you want to adjust it if you don't want the light plugged into it all the time.