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I know, and you're keeping me and everyone else anxious by not starting the test right away! It's all good though, you need to finish up your grow so you can have good smoke that lasts you through the next one bongsmilie

You're a special case, due to your tenacity on the forums, and the fact that I wanted to convert another ProSource user :bigjoint: You already had the 180W, and you offered to test our units against it, so how could I refuse lol?

I used a light mover a long time ago when I was running HID's. I found that leaving the lights in a constant position, and placing the plants under them as best I could, works better for me in terms of yield, vs moving the light and spreading my plants throughout a larger space. I haven't used...

Yes, that's true, but even I'm not made of money lol. Buying 12-16 units for your garden is an expensive procedure, even when you get wholesale pricing! Not to mention the amount of free test units we've sent out recently (3, 318W and 2, 126W, etc..) to Ed Rosenthal and some hydro stores...

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www.hydro-grow-led.com

Yes, pictures and a journal can be found in the general growing section.

Thanks for posting a link. The one thing I can say that is good about the light, is that it uses Edison Red LED's. Edison makes very good LED's, with high lumen values. The only downside is that Edison is a very small company, that is difficult to reach when you have a concern or need...

I didn't say hydro systems yield more than dirt, I said that they can, so long as the plants are supplied with the same amount of complex-nutrients that they would normally be receiving in soil. I've already stated the nutes she's running: Humboldt Master A & B, Ginormous, and CalMag. This is...

For comparison: this plant has light available to it from 2, 126W units, however the bud only has a single unit directly above it. As the units have a narrow footprint, these are the only lights the entire plant receives power from. The room was at 700ppm CO2, and she grows aero. The plant...

Instead of using CFL, there are white LED's in the lights to supplement the spectra that plants normally receive outside of simply red/blue. This eliminates the need for any secondary source for supplemental lighting. So, you're running a 120W panel (is it the 112W LED or 119W LED?), over a...

www.hydro-grow-led.com LED Grow Lights for our Plants.

www.hydro-grow-led.com is where you can find the lights, although the site is currently going through some updates. Send me an email through the site ([email protected]), and I'll help you out. The lights are specifically formulated for growing marijuana, and the results in my post are...

Ya, right now my veg garden has a 250W MH and 250W HPS over it, as I haven't had enough money to afford more LED's. Starting tomorrow, I'll have 1560W of LED in my bloom room, covering two 2' x 4' trays, spaced 1 foot apart.

Sounds good, I should be able to help you find a good deal on it. I would buy the tank on eBay ;) Find the cheapest one with shipping, as the place you bring it to is going to swap it for one of the tanks they have. I'm running Humboldt A & B, and Advanced Big Bud. I used to run Iguana...

Yep, the plant is getting light from two different 126W, for a total of 252W. That doesn't all make it to the bud, but nearly all of it makes it to the plant (and a bit past it). 5 minutes before the picture was taken, I hung up a 5th 126W for her on the other end of the system. She is using...

Yep. I used to have another 1000W, but sold it recently to make way for the new LED's (plus, there's only about 5 plants in the other tray right now). It will be coming down tomorrow after I get in my next 756W of LED.

The bud in my avatar is being grown by my friend. The plant has 2, 126W supplying it light, although the entire garden had 4, 126W. You know personally how the 126W lights have a distinct coverage area, so you should be able to agree that the bud wasn't getting light from all 4 units. Anyhow...

The lights I'm using grew the bud you see in my avatar, and do a very good job at blooming marijuana. If you want to know more about them though, you should send me a PM.

Since you asked, I will provide my opinion. It will be in multiple sections only addressing the inefficiencies of the product. For this comparison, I am looking at their PPF-400, which they say has a 30" x 40" coverage area. 1) Their site says that they use 6W LED's. I have NO idea who...