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someone on a different post said, and I quote "2 pounds + Indoor, every 10 weeks or I'M very disappointed. " so maybe not exactly two months. but I feel like these plants are coming along slow

no friggin' way. from the description: Tuna Kush aka Tuna OG is a BC legend that is now surfacing in North American medical cannabis markets. This strain has been deemed one of the most potent available, producing small, dense nuggets that are hard-caked with resin! Tuna Kush is a rare Indica...

you've tasted ye holy life elixir :o

I'm not sure if it was a tuna cross breed. the actual 'kush' was sold in tuna cans, hence the name 'tuna can kush' lol and like I said, I've sort of made it my mission while growing to track down that majestic strain

I don't know if the weed I smoked back in the day was a tuna cross, we all collectively knew it as 'kush' and we paid for it too. $15/gram, back when street prices were usually only $10/gram. sold in tuna cans, then sealed coffee bags because people found out about the canning method and...

Because it's weak, or it seems weak. I have the Mars Hydro TSL2000. I don't have it at 100%, but close, it's at 75% and only one of my plants seems to be growing. I've been growing these things since the end of May and I barely have over a foot worth of plant to show for it. At this rate I'll...

Promix has been around for MORE THAN 20 YEARS??!! GOT DAMN THEY'RE OLD!!!

You don't think? I mean it could be, there's about two or three other reasons my plants might be growing slow but the growlight could be a factor. But you're probably right, it's not the growlight.

You don't think HLG lights provide best value for your money? Holy fuck, your face scared the FUCK out of me lmao I don't think all lights are identical. I think they might have similar components, but my Mars Hydro is currently at 75% and my plants, despite being perfectly healthy, are...

It was a strain we all used to call 'tuna can kush' Used to come sealed in tuna cans, out of western Canada (BC). That was over a decade ago, haven't had anything as good since. How young and naive I was to take it for granted, thinking it would be around forever..

Right now, nothing. Ideally, a 5x5 grow tent, which that light is big enough to accommodate. Tell me about FarRed please. Perhaps I'm ignorant, but afaik, many manufacturers don;t incorporate the 'FarRed' spectrum into their lights. I heard FarRed is good for blooms, yes?

Why is that?

Not sure where you're going with the analogy. But I'll bite. The former are cheaper imports while the latter models are luxury imports. I drive neither; I live in Canada & I drive a Chevrolet.

I don't do used, but thanks for the recommendation But does the advent of bar LED make this specific model of growlight ineffective or less than I can get if I were to wait for them to unveil a similar model, albeit in bar form? I think this growlight is good, but the fact it isn't bar LED has...

It's the 650R https://horticulturelightinggroup.ca/collections/lamps/products/hlg-650r I was originally drawn to it for two reasons: first, it's built with Samsung diodes, and secondly, the so-called 'FarRed' factor. I seen another post on here asking if FarRed was dead, so is it something...

If I were you, I'd grab the Migro. I'm literally kicking myself knowing such a device (for the price) exists, I went with fucking Mars Hydro instead!!

looks good to me dude

my micorrihizae is burned out of my soil by time I get it, so prob little to no microbial life top dress with gran fertilizer, no compost

so nutrition, right? I'm trying to figure out if there's any nutritional content in my soil after boiling water all over it, last time I got a little over 2 weeks of nutrients, this time probably less I prob don't have healthy soil, it came from canadian tire