ketamine_disposal_unit
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This table came with my grow lights and I'm wondering what the weeks where the ų
mols is massively reduced means?
mols is massively reduced means?
What does this PPFD table mean
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Kenpark
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if you want to be sure of what you are doing I recommend using a par meter with which he can perform a perfect curve.....
having said that I felt good starting from about 200 the first week, increasing up to 450 at the 4 week of veg (progressive increase)
in flowering I start from 500 up to about 900 around the end of the 5th week (progressive increase)
this works for me with almost all strains.
without par meter you have to check the heights with the table of the light manufacturer
having said that I felt good starting from about 200 the first week, increasing up to 450 at the 4 week of veg (progressive increase)
in flowering I start from 500 up to about 900 around the end of the 5th week (progressive increase)
this works for me with almost all strains.
without par meter you have to check the heights with the table of the light manufacturer
GreenhouseGreen
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My bet is this is based off a grow getting defol day 1, 21, and 42. Lowering light intensity and ec along with the defol.
hotrodharley
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The flower schedule is way strange and doesn’t correlate at all to what happens in nature. Which is what we try to emulate. I’d like to see the actual science behind it before I knock it but I haven’t known a single grower doing anything like that.
ketamine_disposal_unit
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You'd think they'd elaborate more on that but they don't
GreenhouseGreen
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Have you tried emailing them? Also, I never mentioned it before but I love your username. Cracks me up everytime I see it.
ketamine_disposal_unit
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Ah I don't really follow their guide, I just use a PAR meter and follow what I've Read online and try keep 900umols thru flower. Just wondered what their reasoning was.