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yeah man they seem to be working as I haven't noticed any further damage or webbing. I feel the same as you because there isn't really a lot of discussion on the internet about predatory mites; I learned about it from medicropper's recent video and just called up the company about how to apply...

how bout these. 1:36 for the cobs.

tbh I didn't really take any pics of the set-up as it is now. I made this video of the first build when it was only 6 cob's which shows the way it's put together pretty well, except for the exposed wire which I cleaned up. Haha, i don't know about record setting... they certainly won't be as...

that's dope man. there's really nothing special about my light that hasn't been shown on this board 1,000 times already though. i think it's more interesting to show what they can do to plants...

Day 31 shot. just installed a third trellis cause these girls are getting floppy. gonna be some chunkers fasho. hard to get a good shot of the tops, being so damn tall. fingers crossed for no more mite problems.

I feel like we talked about this before but yeah it works... gonna run 9 on each hlg 320h c1050b for my next build

yupp, using two HLG 240H C1050B. 7 each = perfect fit

So I ran into a pretty bad spider mite issue in week 3 of flower, the little fuckers. My noob self didn't notice them until there was webbing throughout most of the canopy. Week 3 day 18: you can make out some webbing on the serrations in this pic and leaf damage, I didn't even notice it at...

thanks bro. using heavy 16, i get it for really cheap at one of my local hydro stores. i like how ph stable it is, has a high amount of cal/mag in the base, the full line is relatively minimalistic and it works perfectly with RO water and coco. i think in the future i'll probably move to...

feel that, the flat ones make complete sense for my build but i just wish they were a little less expensive than about $13 per sink. thanks man, yeah i cant wait to see how it develops.

whattup man, thanks for the words. nope no fans, at 1050ma you theoretically only need a ~6.5" length cut of the 5.88" profile from heatsinksusa to passively cool (according to the great @bggrass diy cob calculator). these are a combination of 7" and 7.5" length sinks and they're definitely...

yeah I really don't know what the short ones are. the left short one was labeled gg4 but its stretchier than it looks and got really stunted b/c i broke the stalk but easily could be some s1 hybrid or something, and the middle was labeled tahoe og but has just grown stocky like that the whole...

Day 9/Week Two of Flower yikes, look at that stretch :weed:! gonna have to break out the height extension for the tent. the tahoe's are growing right into the light, fast. no hermies, only beautiful budding pistils. exploding.

yeah a little bit but not enough. I know I will be switching next round to automatic watering but I haven't decided between blumats or drip/spray irrigation, though from what I've seen drip/spray is used more commonly.

sometimes you gotta do stupid janky stuff like this to feel good note: not a sustainable configuration

This will be my first journal post I guess. Sunday March 13th was Day 1 of Flower, and I just cropped the 4 lanky tahoe's for hopefully the last time, with the cob's about 18-20" from the canopy and only 8" of breathing room above that (i have other fallbacks, tent height extension or lowering...

Hi all, this will be my grow/build journal. I would call myself an advanced noobie grower, and I hope you stick around to learn with me bongsmilie very recent background (skim the pictures first maybe): I started growing in july of 2015 and decided to go with LED lighting after considering the...

that's why i'm just building lights with emitters that uniformly fill out the entire grow space (1 cob per square foot). I know I have a pretty damn good combination of ppfd (1000 plus or minus 50 depending on optics) and uniformity. this tries to reasonably maximize grams/sq ft but does not...

I second this. As someone who runs passive cooling @1.05A I simply don't need all that much aluminum. at the same time however I would love a product like this as opposed to basic heatsinksusa profiles, it would just have to compete with less than $13 per cob. a scaled down version for $15-20...