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Derbybud
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Thanks for the help Dabber
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Sure thing derb! It's important lopin gets her meds so I'm just glad it got sorted out
More to come working on them now ..
Look at those roots dang
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Great stuff always nice when things go easy
You can also put a sandwich baggie over the cups for extra humidity if needed bud
Heard they like 70-90% Rh
So transplanting is done. First off is my only white widow. None of these roots were there 4 days ago and she was looking pretty sick. Thanks to some guys jumping on and letting me know to pull my head out of my a$$ I was able to get it to look pretty descent in just 4 days.
Great stuff always nice when things go easy
You can also put a sandwich baggie over the cups for extra humidity if needed bud
Heard they like 70-90% Rh
And in there new home after a good feed with at least 30%run off under the Derbybud 3000
Very impressive sir ...
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Derbybud
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So plan is to make sure they recover well after the transplant and then some training later in the week
Looking very nice DB!
Transplanting is always fun..you make it look as easy as it is..thanks!
Have a peaceful day
Transplanting is always fun..you make it look as easy as it is..thanks!
Have a peaceful day
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Derbybud
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Nice seeing ya back around Furci. Thanks for the kind words
Everything looks off to a great start love the Derbybud 3000
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Derbybud
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Yeh been Chopin at the bit since I finished up my last grow with it. Just needed more heat in the tent for my seedling so went with the mars.
I'm seeing way more frost on my flowers under the boards, I think you'll see the same thing.
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Derbybud
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I did see more running it the last 3-4 weeks last run. I was thinking I didn't have much frost until the end when I used it. I also think I wasn't using the mars correctly. You can really see what a light is doing with a meter and I didn't have one yet so I was winging it. The mars should have been lowered and I should have gotten a few fans across the canopy to help out on the heat as I was getting burnt & bleached tips so I would keep raising it. That's not how a light works lol
I have the Mars Epistar 160 going in my 3 x 3 and it's doing a good job with a 4" blower pulling hot air from above and a small fan blowing across the canopy.
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Derbybud
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I was always more worried about airflow under the canopy but now I know what one over the canopy can do to help the light get to the height you need it to be at without problems of burn
Remember that heat is the biggest enemy of leds, control heat and efficiency and efficacy increase.
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Derbybud
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Got it and quit raising the light to do that. Use fans to divert it and exhaust it .
Yes, if you can maintain ppfd in the 900 range that will be huge
If your light is too low in flowering the fans won't be reaching as much ..
Look for that sign ..
Sexy clones derby
I'd be very proud of those roots <3 can't wait to see you rock this run, I think we're off to the races now! .
I'd be very proud of those roots <3 can't wait to see you rock this run, I think we're off to the races now! .
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Derbybud
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I can go higher but should I in veg? I know in flower I should be able to cover them pretty well at about 1100 on the sides and about 1250 in the center pattern is where I max out at 10" off of the tops.