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Appeasing the high CRI gods, good good... I remember someone losing their shit over me opting to use higher CRI lights once, I still vegetate plants with that thing...

Kinda looks like a male claw to me, time will tell~

Perhaps in the stonable quotables forum? Power consumption concerns are valid, the article is a joke. You're preaching to the choir by posting it in this subforum... Sure, it involves LEDs but still has a much broader scope than just LED and other lighting.

Lol, aren't there more suitable parts of the forum for this? I think we're all well aware that COBs can save energy lmfao...

Thanks for sharing, I'm sure this will catch on me friends~ Thinking we'll get some very lively discussion around here :fire:

That roots mixture may be contributing to the problem with calicitic and dolo lime. Also it depends what you mean by letting them dry out, an LOS should always be wet but not soaked. If your media gets too dry microbes will go into a cyst form waiting for water and their time to proliferate...

Not sure what Roots B2 is... I'm guessing peat or something like a sunshine mix. You mixed up the soil right so we know the nutrients are in there, they just need to be made available if a plant is deficient. I think you mentioned mites before and the pictures don't look unlike a spinosad...

Ah, you are correct sir~ The V series has been released, not just the V22.

It seems to be V29s little brother indeed... Click Here for a link to its spreadsheet.

Apparently the Vero 22 has been released. Just a heads up post since I can't figure my phone out

Using CXB3590 COBs, CD bin. A nice light~

Looks like some fatties my friend! Well done~

Been vegging this way for almost a year now... Handful of different varieties. Only one hiccup so far in the way of a plant flowering under this cycle. Preflowers are very common, not full-blown flowering though. Saves me electricity in a place where it's expensive.

Thanks for the response... I won't be holding my breath on that one anymore lol. I e-mailed them a while back as well~

Fish, yes. Rotting fish under a transplant, no. Compost those damn fishes, will you? You'll get more out of them without the ill effects... I use fish meal (not to be mistaken with fish bone meal) only after it has been run through the worms or at least left to break down in my soil mixes for...

Hey guys... Still fishing for that 90 CRI Vero18 SPD chart. Anyone seen it? E-mailed bridgelux again (no response first time). While I'm at it, from what I understand the 90CRI versions emit more deep red than their 80CRI counterparts. 90CRI V18s have a R9 value at a minimum of 50 (out of 100)...

Is every thread going to end up this way LOL? When did people forget to forget? And why is everyone standing around pointing out the obvious...

I could name a handful of homesteads who employ rotation for reasons I stated above and more (I worked on them). "These days" people think cash is everything which I sadly agree with you on.

Ah hell bro it was just the picture lol... They look fine, just a little tip burn.

I've personally planted directly into the same mix after a day of sitting and some plants didn't even miss a beat, some were retarded for at least a few weeks after that. After a month you should be seeing them bouncing back IMO, if not something is off... I've never seen burnt tips like that...