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very good post my friend.I stole this!!!
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Thanks brother, Happy New Year to you also my friend.Happy New Year brother!
Great Journal
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Happy New Year to you also my friend.Hi Irish, Happy New Year! I’m a new poster here but have been catching up on your journals recently. You have done amazing things and have truly helped LED’s come to the forefront where they belong. It was your 600W LED journal that inspired me to purchase two 180W LED’s from Mike…they are fantastic! So thank you!
Wish I knew that a few weeks ago haha!
One question that has been rattling through my brain is: what do we do when our lights reach the end of their useful lives?
With most any other type of light, you simply replace the bulb, but we can’t exactly do that. So at the end of 10,000 hours or 833 days (12hrs/day) or 2.28 years, what happens? And how much will it cost?
wish i could help you but i am not too sure about CO2? ive always wanted to just get a room controller if i went the CO2 thats way it would do everything for me.lolGreat post! Very nice to have straight forward formula like that.
I am confused by one part however.
My understanding is that with co2 the primary reason for ventilation is temp & humidity control. Also ventilation should not be run continuously with co2 or the gas is wasted. So I don't understand why the formula has increased cfm for co2. Is that because the ventilation should only come on as needed, and then it should exchange the air more rapidly than a continuously vented area? Then get back to no venting and higher co2 levels in less time? Also with co2, above average temps are desired, correct?
SS, Your journal has been amazing! Great work.
I really look forward to your next mythbuster/head2head/experiment/whatever you decide.
Whatever you do decide to do will be detailed, thorough, and well executed. A total pleasure to follow. cant wait.
Irish, I am so glad you doing the all organic XG thing with the one set, and no ph on the watering. I absolutely love the Idea of a super simple, all organic, system like what you are testing out. What a great service you are providing to everyone by testing these products out and letting us all see what happens. Question: Do you know when they plan on putting that tea for sale to the public?
Everything looks incredibly healthy! You are really getting the CRF/TRF stuff dialed in, Much respect!
Cant wait to see some more 2 litre monsters!
Peace, CH
Irish, I'm reading along in the thread but I've gotten a little confused.
Are your plant only using TRF's or are you adding any sort of nutes?
every feeding, so about once a week since thats when i wateri might have asked you before I dont remember, how often are you giving them seaweed ?
I am loving those Jack's Irish! Interested to see how that specific variety fairs under these units.
Love the LST work. Very nice.
Much respect, and happy new year!
-Go
Lookin good irish!! how far do you keep the led's during flowering? i can move my 600w panel to withink 2 inches and the plants dont burn or anything...Ive been keeping it at 10'' to provide better coverage, but will you be moving them closer for flowering?
How big of an area for those ceramic heaters Irish? Those socket-type.
We should determine some sort of area they heat, per square foot, or cubic foot; something.
What ya think?
Thanks for the light advice, you should have it in your sig. lol
-Go
i keep them about 30-34" in veg, and around 15-20" in bloom. with these GLH leds closer is not better IMO like other company's i have use in the past, last grow when i ran out of head room and the lights got close it bleached my tops good. with the 1w leds they can be used at 10" or around their because their not as intense as these ones. i also think the closer these lights are the more it frys the resin. 16-20" seems to be good for most strains ive done with them
thanks buddyNice Irish, the color just looks awesome in the pictures.
yup the stretcher guessing its the 80% sativa they have?pretty babies....they look very sativish....niceeee....L
might not be the case for u? i think each strain reacts different and ur also using i different led light i believe? it could just be somthing in mike wavelengths? other led lights ive used were able to be up to 8". just see how ur plants are reacting to the lights before you build anything bigger or raise ur lights, if they looks stressed or real droopy them maybe raise the lights.In that case, im going to have to make my box bigger, as the light has about 15'' of clearance just for the hanging piece... any ideas on another way to hang it? its so nifty that its such a small panel, but its weight makes it difficult to play with
And nice plants btw!!! looks like youre going to have some fat nugs all over your ladies
ooOOOoooOOooOO man!!
It reminds me of the PS180 for some reason, the growth seems similar, but I am sure it is greater with Mike's unit, eh?
Are the CJ's sativa dominant, Irish? I don't know much about the strain. They look as if they may go for a long time 10+ weeks?
Hope all is well brotha, at least as well as your grow!
Much respect-
-Go