Search results

Info on the Spider Farmer

SF customer service has been great in my experience! Are you saying that Meanwell drivers and Samsung diodes are trash? Because that is what HLG uses my guy. You can build your own quantum board pretty easily and stamp your own name on it if you want to. Would it still be trash? Same components...

You'll appreciate the dimming capability. You won't want them cranked all the way up until later in flower. Being able to dim when you need to saves a lot on the ole electric bill too. Don't listen to old heads talking crap about LED's or that Spider Farmer is bottom of the barrel. These are the...

Spider Farmer uses the same exact components as HLG. Top shelf drivers and diodes. So what's so bottom of the barrel about them? The cords? That's about all that's left.

I'm wrong, it looks like the Mars 3000 will cover a 4x4 bloom area. I've heard good things about the brand and they're a little cheaper than the SF. The only downside I can see is that they have off-brand/budget diodes, whereas the SF has the Samsung. You'll probably get more life out of the SF.

So, 60 in the basement..probably 75 in the te 2 SF 4000's will cover that space perfect. The 3000's won't be enough. I have 4 of the SF-4000's and I love them. I don't think you'd ever regret buying them bro.

If you're growing indoors and you are trying to plug directly into 120v wall sockets, LED is your only viable option.

You can always go old school technology and get big ole ballasts and reflector panels and bulbs that you have to replace constantly that get so hot you need fans specifically just to cool the lights off. Double the price on your electric bill. Or, get quantum board LED's. They run cheap and they...

Yeah, it's hard to get even lighting with some LED's. I like the smaller panels so you can space them out and get a nice even spread.

He's probably growing in his house bro. The tent isn't outside is it? Lol. Is your house already heated? LED's do give off quite a bit of heat tbh. I can't imagine having to throw a heater in your tent.

Well, each uoiuxc can bloom out a 2x2 area. So 8 will cover a 4x8 nicely. The tent is also laced with mylar so it should be more than enough light.

Nothing saying you can't mix and match. I have 2 Bloom Plus BP 3000's and 4 Uoioxc 1000's in one of my 4x8's.. Bloom Plus's in the center and the 4 Uoioxc's on the left and right.

Sorry if I assumed you wanted LED's. Other types of grow lights (with bulbs) are much cheaper, they just cost more to run and often they need special wiring and their own sub panel for electric or you'll be flipping breakers and causing problems for yourself. Most LED companies will show you the...

In order to get the 30% off of each uoiuxc light, you have to place 8 separate orders. So, add one to your cart, click the 30% off button, check out and repeat. Kind of a pain in the ass but it's 30% off man! 2 Mars Hydro 3000's alone won't cut it for your space. You could buy 4 Mars Hydro 2000's.

And you realize that Jack's is owned by Miracle Gro right? Lol. I suppose you could just use classic Miracle Gro and it'd keep your plants green too!

There's dozens of threads of people who think the Earth is flat as well. HINT: It's not

Wow they look really nice! Totally looks like nice buds for being 4 weeks in. Idk if it's just your camera or what but they look really dark green. What are you feeding with?

And when I said give them water for a week, I should've included "as needed". Don't water them every day.

You're going to run into problems nonstop if you're feeding every day bro. That also means that you're watering every day? Sometimes less is more. Just give them water for a week, pull the light back or dim it down and let them chill for a few days. They're pumped full of synthetic chemicals and...

I would guess that you're not letting those pots dry out enough between waterings. The overwatering may have led to nutrient uptake issues/lockouts as well. I would let them dry out really well, and foliar feed them too just to make sure they have what they need. Moving forward, make sure you're...