Your Grandpa's Weed or is UV supplementation really needed?

Tim Fox

Tim Fox

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Budley Doright said:
Well I was being facetious lol. As much as I enjoy growing plants in the lab and yup manipulate lighting, nothing beats the big ball in the sky :). And never said I didn't like COB, they seem to grow plants very well.
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i should have stayed in So Cal,, hahaha
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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I like to stare at the sun just as its peaking up at sunrise and going down at sunset just for a minute or so, very powerful. The morning one you can feel the power of it more I find
 
Budley Doright

Budley Doright

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Olive Drab Green said:
I was stationed at Fort Drum, 20 miles from the border. Chilled in Kingston once or twice. I was really wasted and don't remember much of it. But yeah, that lake effect snow and Atlantic snow will gangbang you into cryostasis.
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I'm 5 miles from Kingston :). Partied with a few drum boys in my youth at Wellsley Island while camping and yup that's what's going on now....lake effect :(. It was 67 on Saturday ..... 30 now lol.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Tim Fox said:
wow, i am so stoned, i found myself wondering if UV could help with my seasonal light disorder?
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NO, but it will give you macular degeneration. Irreversible.

For Seasonal Affective Disorder I'd personally recommend some of these very COB LED units we are building for plants.

The bloom chips are nice warm light, no UV at all, very easy on the eyes to work under. And plenty damn bright too, which is really the ticket; I have SAD too, so I read up on it. you want to be someplace plenty bright, no hat or sunglasses.

My COB LED bloom space is exactly what the doctor ordered, I feel better every time I visit.

I don't like to hang out under the light from my HID lights nearly as well.
 
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