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Out of curiosity, is that because you have no neighbors for many many miles, have few to no flying insect that collect pollen, don't grow cannabis or maybe just have no concern for what happens? What part of the world is "your" part?

Hey man. I wouldn't think of telling you what to do with your plants but you could potentially pollinate someone else's females nearby if you put a flowering male outside. The wind can carry pollen for miles.

As Marq1340 was saying, a small seed run is the best use of a auto clone, as they are on the same timeline as thr parent plant.

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Wwwwwwwwwwwhat!? I'll never be that fanatical.

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Many popular poly-hybrid strains carry the genetics for the herme trait. I'd guess all cannabis has the genetic marker to some extent but some seem to express it much more than others, i.e. "stable breeding lines". It doesn't seem that the feminization process is what creates the issue. Check...

Hey guys! Just wanted to update and let anyone know who might be looking for a deal on the 350Rs. I just ordered two of these and they're on sale right now on HLGs website for 549 each from 599 which is about 9% off their list price and they still allowed the RIU10 code which brought the total...

With the 650R light is concentrated over a smaller area, raising it allows the light to spread out and avoid a hot spot in the center. As the others said, I'd go with two 350's for the versatility and better spread. Ok. Got it. So if the drivers are equally efficient, a driver double in size...

The feedback is definitely appreciated. I had been seeing many people saying the 650R is really great for a 4x4 but will fall off at the edges in a 5x5. Then I saw the 350R specs noting Flowering Footprint is 3' x 5' at 15". The price for two of these is $1 less than the 650R and a quarter off...

Ok. In essence, cross lighting increases the amount of photons hitting the plant and they can only take so much at once requiring the light to be raised. Makes sense. Following that logic, then if I put two 350s next to each other, I'll experience the same effect but at less intensity due to...

Now that I'm looking at the specs more closely I do see that hanging height for the 350Rs is only 15" - 24" above canopy but the 650Rs is 30-36 inches above canopy. Interesting. These are the same boards. It must be the different drivers? Why the foot and half distance between the two? Anybody...

I assume you're referencing Autofire's response in that I'll be able to dim these and bring them closer to the canopy? That seems pretty logical.

Good point.

Thanks for the reply. I was thinking that as well and spreading them out by another 2-3 inches apart to disperse the light a bit more evenly. Hoping that would help hit those outside edges a little more. Although I still question if I'd be sacrificing efficiency over the life of the light...

Pardon if this subject has been covered in another post. I like what I've seen from HLG on the lamps with the diablo boards but I don't want to throw down $1400 for the scorpion. With 10% off I can get either of these options for under 1k. That sounds pretty good to me but what's the better...