goofyfoot
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Howdy All,
Just doing some random You Tube trolling during this Social Distancing / Lock Down continues. I have all ways had questions about lighting in general. As well as if the source of that light produced, HPS, LED or Metal Halide has different advantages for the plants.
I found this video and it is of January 2020. This is the description they provide about him and the university study. He has worked with NASA also so the guy is no slouch and the info. He explains is broken down to a lay men`s terms, but has depth to it. Eye opening info and things I thought and told were helpful, were not right.
Share with anyone you may know who has questions and wants tight answers ......... Stay Healthy and keep`em green!!
Peace.....
CANNABIS 101:
PRESENTER intro:
Dr. Bruce Bugbee debunks myths and answers FAQs on grow lights for cannabis based on his research so far at Utah State University's Crop Physiology Lab (see time-stamps below to navigate topics) and the next video in the series here: https://youtu.be/JwtkHxv_3pU .
Bruce is a world-renowned crop physiology professor famous for his work in controlled environment agriculture for NASA and is president of Apogee Instruments, a developer of research-grade instruments used in precision agriculture. Bruce's lab at Utah State is one of the few with a license to study cannabis cultivation with several active research projects underway (see: https://www.usu.edu/today/?id=58336 ).
The lab's license is to research hemp, but these principles apply to marijuana, including sativa and indica. Some of Bruce's answers in this video are based on what the research is showing so far, but further tests are underway. As this is a very hot topic right now, we will do our best to monitor questions posted in the comments below and ask Bruce to answer them in future videos.
Just doing some random You Tube trolling during this Social Distancing / Lock Down continues. I have all ways had questions about lighting in general. As well as if the source of that light produced, HPS, LED or Metal Halide has different advantages for the plants.
I found this video and it is of January 2020. This is the description they provide about him and the university study. He has worked with NASA also so the guy is no slouch and the info. He explains is broken down to a lay men`s terms, but has depth to it. Eye opening info and things I thought and told were helpful, were not right.
Share with anyone you may know who has questions and wants tight answers ......... Stay Healthy and keep`em green!!
Peace.....
CANNABIS 101:
PRESENTER intro:
Dr. Bruce Bugbee debunks myths and answers FAQs on grow lights for cannabis based on his research so far at Utah State University's Crop Physiology Lab (see time-stamps below to navigate topics) and the next video in the series here: https://youtu.be/JwtkHxv_3pU .
Bruce is a world-renowned crop physiology professor famous for his work in controlled environment agriculture for NASA and is president of Apogee Instruments, a developer of research-grade instruments used in precision agriculture. Bruce's lab at Utah State is one of the few with a license to study cannabis cultivation with several active research projects underway (see: https://www.usu.edu/today/?id=58336 ).
The lab's license is to research hemp, but these principles apply to marijuana, including sativa and indica. Some of Bruce's answers in this video are based on what the research is showing so far, but further tests are underway. As this is a very hot topic right now, we will do our best to monitor questions posted in the comments below and ask Bruce to answer them in future videos.
