Fist LED grow

mycomaster

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Your plants are always healthy as could be, and your pics are always killer bro. Nice job on both! That looks like a healthy Sea of Skunk right there, LOL! Beautiful canopy bro, taken the time to do it right. I hope the bike's still purring for you. Enjoy the day. Peace, Myco
 

Slipon

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thanks Bro, and yes nice and healthy, but damn them Skunk 1# can take some P/K, really needy ladies, but after 6-7 grows wit the LEDs and a few more before that with the HID I more or less got things dialed in, not much work other then providing water to em every 2-3 day and a spoon of Bat guano now and then

and yes the Bike still purring, tho had to trow some $ after it, thanks God, I now and then make custom parts for my local bike shop, so they lent me a Apprentice and a work bench and let me buy parts at there prices, so it was a easy fix (watching the apprentice cleaning my carbs :D)
 

Slipon

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yea, this look like one of the better once, specially the one in the fare left corner (pic 2)
 

mycomaster

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As always Slipon, looking amazing bro. You get the best results from led! I hope my crop comes out half as good as yours. Thanks for being a led advocate bro. You got me into em, and I'm eternally grateful.
:joint:Myco
 

PSUAGRO.

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Dialed in for sure Slip.............those lg panels still hanging in, awesome work as usual.

be safe
 

Slipon

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You still using the one original led, or have you changed/added others?


I still use the two panels, the original from Fero EU (bulldog) on 280W with 120x3W LEDs

and the extra LG panel on 192W with 96x3W that I got in order to cover all of my 1x1M grow space

witch give me a total just over 470W and the same result (or better) then with my 600W HPS and with way less heat
 

PetFlora

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Well one thing is the hps is a point source whereas 3 disparate led panels distribute lumens over a lot more canopy

I too am finding ~ 2/3 leds= same wattage of hot5s


I still use the two panels, the original from Fero EU (bulldog) on 280W with 120x3W LEDs

and the extra LG panel on 192W with 96x3W that I got in order to cover all of my 1x1M grow space

witch give me a total just over 470W and the same result (or better) then with my 600W HPS and with way less heat
 

mycomaster

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Killin it as always Slip. Those Skunk#1 have some of the nicest colas. I'll be harvesting my garden this weekend. Time for oil, and ice hash, yummy! All the best bro, keep it green.(or pink & purple)
:joint:Myco
 

Slipon

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A little update, end of week 6 for my four Skunk 1#

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I notice some thing over the last few grows, maybe one of you guys/galz can help with some opinions, the further I get in to flowering (mostly starts around week 3-4 after the stretch) I begin to see my large fan leaves begin to cup a bit downwards and the tip curl slightly down as well, like the opposite as what I would like a totally healthy leave to look like, maybe Im paranoid or just want total perfectness, or maybe its just normal once the plant get nearer the end ? (as the small sugar leaves look nice healthy and flat) its not clawing as Im careful with the nitrogen and non of the sugar leaves have any signs of it at all, and both my temps and RH should be more or less spot on, I have good air circulation (both 6" ventilation and a small slip on fan) my medium have plenty of perlite and some of them are in air pots as well so I don't think its lack of oxygen to the medium ? I use normal tap water at around 70F and water when pot`s are light (every 2-3 day) I don't believe its "too" strong light either as it also seems to affect lower fan leaves and I believe I found the sweet spot after them 6-7 grows with LEDs and they should have plenty of room as well as I repot a week or so before 12/12 (they are all in 4g pot`s)


A little music of the day :)

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hyroot

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I've seen the cuping caused by heat and under watering and sometimes when a particular leaf is constantly in the shade with indicas and when stomata clogs from too strong of neem or any oily foliar that can clog or block stomata.
 
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