purplebibble
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i want to get a ufo SO bad, was looking into a jumbo actually.
Yeah man, I'll keep you postedMookie brown nice looking clone. Please keep us posted.
please do not say miteWell I dont know about the other companies, but have had very good luck with the LED's that Sunshine-Systems puts out.You also mite want to consider the Glowpanel45 if your just gonna use it for vegging, although they work awsome for flowering as well.
Generally that is true. Overall the warm whites are the most inefficient since they produce much light in the middle of the spectrum (green/yellow) but they also put out a little in the far red/near infra-red part of the spectrum whereas the cool whites usually don't. This is the critical part needed to support flowering (690-740nm). You don't need much so this with the one infra-red led should be enough to make this a decent flowering lamp. Do a search for "infrared flowering" and you should find some info to help understand how a flowering plant uses infrared.I counted the diodes to see how many of each type make up the 2010 90watt ufo.
20reds, 8 deep reds, 50 ho warm white, 10 blue whites, 1 uv & 1 infrared.
If I understand correctly aren't the warm whites for flowering just as it would be with cfl's ?
True the red/blue or red/blue/orange models are only useful for veg and worthless for flowering.I'm starting to think this model is not just for vegging. Why would a company release a model which would be for vegging & it costs more than their traditional red & blue ufo ?
You are probably right and we can probably make some low-ball offers on the 2009 models for the cloning/mother/vegging chambers. The more people choose the 2010 model the lower they will be willing to go just to offload the older models.I personally believe that gotham is sitting on a large stock of their 2009 model & want to move them out the door before they get stuck with them or let them go for cheap & take a loss because buyers are purchasing their 2010 models & not the 2009. If you check out their ebay items for sale, they have auction listings, buy it nows & make best offers for the 2009 model yet no auction listings for the 2010, just buy it now & make best offer for the 2010 model. They must not be in a hurry to push them out the door until the 2009s are gone. Who knows, time will tell & definitely I'll have my answer with my experiment
I have 3-4 more weeks to go before I harvest this clone. I can't answer your question because I never grew a clone before or any plant @ only 16". I will say this, I do have plans to get two more of these ufo's & do a one plant scrog grow with using three total ufo's during flowering. I love my hps but I'm very happy with not having to deal with heat issues. I'll still use hps in the winter time, otherwise it's led's for me.Mookie are you satisfied with your yield? Do you think you would have more yield if you used an HPS?
I've seen photos where people have mounted panels on their sides with personal rigging techniques. You would have to use your creative mind to get these to hang other than from being hung from above.Can you mount these (and or the led panels) vertically? or even angled downward on a 45 deg angle? I have short enclosure (26") and want to maximize my grow height....
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as mookie said, you would need to use your creative mind to mount it vertically or at an angle. it has 3 small metal loops which to hang it from but with a small amount of effort i don't belive it would be difficult at all to mount it the way you'd like to. at least thats for the LED UFO, as far as a panel goes i have not actually seen one in person, though i may invest in a couple in the future. and 26" is really not a ideal height to grow any plant at all. you'd be real lucky to flower a plant in that height range.Can you mount these (and or the led panels) vertically? or even angled downward on a 45 deg angle? I have short enclosure (26") and want to maximize my grow height....
thanks!
No bug problems here, it was a lil nute burn from trying out flora nova bloom at one of the feedings. I should of tested at a lesser strength than normal strength first. All is good with her. Good luck with yours, keep me posted. I'll post some more before & after the chop.hey mookie what are the little yellow spots on the big leaf i see in that last pic there? sure hope u aren't getting a mite problem! otherwise u got a great lookin plant there man! hope i have the same luck or even better!