Delicious Seeds...Critical Jack Herer

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akaki

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i was looking at en.seedfinder.eu this strain....
Sex feminised
Lineage Critical Bilbo Auto x Jack Herer Auto
Grow method indoor/outdoor
Flowering time indoors 45-48 days
Flowering time outdoors automatic (45-50 days)
Yield 450-500 g/m2 indoor!!!!!!.
is it something wrong with that report ?because of the yield....
i will use soil with 1000w led light about 6 plants....
 
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BadInfluence

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akaki said:
i was looking at en.seedfinder.eu this strain....
Sex feminised
Lineage Critical Bilbo Auto x Jack Herer Auto
Grow method indoor/outdoor
Flowering time indoors 45-48 days
Flowering time outdoors automatic (45-50 days)
Yield 450-500 g/m2 indoor!!!!!!.
is it something wrong with that report ?because of the yield....
i will use soil with 1000w led light about 6 plants....
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I don't know this strain and it's unlikely i ever will; i keep my hands off anything autoflowering for indoor grows. If you are looking for good yield try C99 from female seeds. It should finish under 8 weeks but the plants need support because of flimsy branches. It always comes up when somebody asks for a well yielding strain.
If you're more into indica i recommend you keep away from pure indicas because they're not known as great yielders. I'd look for a 70/30 cross or something. In another thread a conversation about HSO Green Crack just sparked up and apparently it's producing good yields with a good potency.
Apart from that have a look at AK47 which is known to produce great yields. There is a feminized version available from Pyramid seeds, called Tutankhamon which has quite a reputation.

Unfortunately i have no experience with LEDs. Are you talking about real 1000 watts or "the equivalent" to 1000 watt hps? If it is really 1000 watts drawn from the mains i would expect to easily get this kind of yield (450-500g/m²).
 
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akaki

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BadInfluence said:
I don't know this strain and it's unlikely i ever will; i keep my hands off anything autoflowering for indoor grows. If you are looking for good yield try C99 from female seeds. It should finish under 8 weeks but the plants need support because of flimsy branches. It always comes up when somebody asks for a well yielding strain.
If you're more into indica i recommend you keep away from pure indicas because they're not known as great yielders. I'd look for a 70/30 cross or something. In another thread a conversation about HSO Green Crack just sparked up and apparently it's producing good yields with a good potency.
Apart from that have a look at AK47 which is known to produce great yields. There is a feminized version available from Pyramid seeds, called Tutankhamon which has quite a reputation.

Unfortunately i have no experience with LEDs. Are you talking about real 1000 watts or "the equivalent" to 1000 watt hps? If it is really 1000 watts drawn from the mains i would expect to easily get this kind of yield (450-500g/m²).
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i'm talkinng about true 1000w of led light...
i 'm not experience with auto seeds i'm growing photoperiod only but know i need something faster.....with good yields...
thanks for the reply!!! c99 is not an auto strain right?
 
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BadInfluence

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akaki said:
i'm talkinng about true 1000w of led light...
i 'm not experience with auto seeds i'm growing photoperiod only but know i need something faster.....with good yields...
thanks for the reply!!! c99 is not an auto strain right?
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In this case you should be fine with C99. The Version from Female seeds is not autoflowering but they are feminized.

May i ask what kind of LED light you're using? Is this your first grow with LEDs?
 
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akaki

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BadInfluence said:
In this case you should be fine with C99. The Version from Female seeds is not autoflowering but they are feminized.

May i ask what kind of LED light you're using? Is this your first grow with LEDs?
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It is a diy led light with 18 cobs vero 29 3000k and I will power them with 60 w each With total 1080w.this is not my first grow it is my third time know I make an upgrade 800 w more
 
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BadInfluence

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Wow that sounds exciting. All own ideas or did you follow a plan? I looked into the whole LED thing a couple of years ago and decided that it's not quite there yet. 3 watt Cree was the thing at the time and cobs were too new. 1080 watts sounds very nice indeed but that can't be passive cooled? Is it producing a lot of heat? And what kind of drivers/power supplies are you using? Sorry so many questions but i need a new project :mrgreen:
 
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akaki

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BadInfluence said:
Wow that sounds exciting. All own ideas or did you follow a plan? I looked into the whole LED thing a couple of years ago and decided that it's not quite there yet. 3 watt Cree was the thing at the time and cobs were too new. 1080 watts sounds very nice indeed but that can't be passive cooled? Is it producing a lot of heat? And what kind of drivers/power supplies are you using? Sorry so many questions but i need a new project :mrgreen:
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you are right i wont use passive cooling... for each led i will use arctic cooling cpu heatsink (very good and efficient way)and a good thermal paste . there are a big variety of drivers...you can buy china cheapos for 25-30 $ each but you don't know when this psu will goes off...or you can buy meanwell drivers IMO is the best for that job for 60 $ each but is very efficient and 5 years guaranty.for powering the cpu fan 's you will need 12v outpout power supply or pc power supply with the second option you can power more fans with one power supply.
 
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akaki

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testiclees said:
Akaki is there a driver for each cob?
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In my diy system I will use 1 driver per 3 cobs the driver that will use is meanweal hlg 185 h with this driver I will power 60 w each( this cobs the nominal wattage is 80 w but with 60 w each it will last longer with lower temps) or you can use the meanwell LPF 90d 42 with one driver per cob and you can drive them at 80 each...the second way is way more expensive and the temps will raise a bit..
 
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