You big Dicken dick23 ? Awesome light brother, and awesome lst work
How To Use Progressive Web App aka PWA On 420 Magazine Forum
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Thanks Reave, it's not quite as nice as it seems but it sure does the trick. A few years went into this room.Damn thats a nice space. So jelly.
big Dicken!You big Dicken dick23 ? Awesome light brother, and awesome lst work
Thanks Jon. I'd have to say that reading is what it's putting out, I don't think it's that high with the light not lowered. I looked for that par meter app you messaged me about but it's not available for android yet, seems like a good app though. I'll have to play around with a couple others to compare.Now you're talking. That's a sweet light. Powerful. That thing is hitting the plants with 1033 par from that distance? Or it's putting OUT that much and the plants are getting hit with a lot less than that (that's what it looks like). Dig the controller. Does it give you spectrum control, like more reds for budding and what not? Dimmable? (Is that 51% in the corner mean you're running it at 51% power? NICE.
Brighter than myself at leastYour future looks bright, Dick!
Thanks rider! They will be getting lowered sometime today. That was just a quick hang and test yesterday and to help get the plants used to the new light without frying them lolVery nice! Now get those lights down closer to the plants and feed them some photons! Think bright sunny day on a south facing hill in Afghanistan or Thailand.
Hey brother when did you top them? How old is the nutrient mix?Ok, so I'm in the garden and I notice that both of the big bangs in dwc are looking a little sad this morning, seemed ok last night, not this droopy. I haven't had a chance to test the ph and tds yet as I'll do that with the update. Both res are around 19c for temp. I do have some buildup in the buckets from the hydroton, that will get cleaned out before flower, but I don't think that's the issue. Roots are getting balled up and tangled in each other from the movement and bubbles in the buckets, a little staining from the hydroton dust. I have some UC ROOTS on the way to start adding to the res just in case of pathogens. What do you guys think? @KCCO 77 @Rider509
You just changed lights? Plants could just be adjusting to the new led.Last top up was April 1st, planned to do another today when I feed the potted plants. Figured I'd ask about this first before I went ahead and did the top up. I should have tested the res right then, but easier when wife is there.
Yes just changed to the new light, and had thought about that as well, maybe just adjusting. Seemed fine last night and they had the light on from. About 4 til 11You just changed lights? Plants could just be adjusting to the new led.
I have to go back and have a look at what your getting up to over here.
Light has been on for about 7 hours now. Could still be adjusting like kcco thought.If they just woke up they’ll be a little droopy and should perk up with lights on. The roots getting tangled is not a problem. They’re clean and white and look healthy. But wow, your humidity is so low it would make a cactus happy. Low humidity drives the VPD high and then the stomata close up and restrict the intake of CO2. Indica dominant types can handle lower humidity levels, sativas want lots of humidity, but 20% is desert dry.
Hey brother I hope all is good.I had thought of that, also had been thinking about getting a smaller veg tent for the corner, I think my buddy in town has a few.
I'd really like to have 2 of the 2x4 tents for my back wall. Too bad they don't make a 2x8 lol
I like my space to move around, thats why I took the divider wall down I used to have in the middle for veg and flower sides.
I do understand the fundamentals of proper environment in the grow room, just so friggin hard here in the winter months. I get that the small spaces are much easier to control, I need to do something about it eventually. Another month and I'll have 50 or 60% in there. Get a lot of rain and heat outside during flower and I'll need a dehumidifier in there as it could climb higher. I've slowly been trying to build things up and fix issues as I go, environment seems to be the worst to get though.
@Rider509 is on point with the environment.If they just woke up they’ll be a little droopy and should perk up with lights on. The roots getting tangled is not a problem. They’re clean and white and look healthy. But wow, your humidity is so low it would make a cactus happy. Low humidity drives the VPD high and then the stomata close up and restrict the intake of CO2. Indica dominant types can handle lower humidity levels, sativas want lots of humidity, but 20% is desert dry.
It's an evolving process, Dick.I had thought of that, also had been thinking about getting a smaller veg tent for the corner, I think my buddy in town has a few.
I'd really like to have 2 of the 2x4 tents for my back wall. Too bad they don't make a 2x8 lol
I like my space to move around, thats why I took the divider wall down I used to have in the middle for veg and flower sides.
I do understand the fundamentals of proper environment in the grow room, just so friggin hard here in the winter months. I get that the small spaces are much easier to control, I need to do something about it eventually. Another month and I'll have 50 or 60% in there. Get a lot of rain and heat outside during flower and I'll need a dehumidifier in there as it could climb higher. I've slowly been trying to build things up and fix issues as I go, environment seems to be the worst to get though.
Yeah, I may get something figured out for the next winter season. As for right now, I'll just have to wait til we get some moisture. My sump holes are bone dry too, I could fill it with water and it would be gone in minutes lol farmers here are crossing their fingers for moisture its so dry right now. Burn bans on already.Hey brother I hope all is good.
@Rider509 is on point with the environment.
I too know about the low RH and deal with the 4 season swing over here as well.
I keep my RH in range by drawing cool moist air from around my sump pump in to my flower room.
My summer setup draws air in from a chimney outside.
It can be hard as the seasons change but all we can do is try to adapt.
It sure is my friend. And every day is a new journey.It's an evolving process, Dick.
Still, what I would give for your grow space!
It looks like it would make it possible for me to do what I want to do, which is to take a shower and then water my plants butt naked! Spider mites are haunting me.
What part of the country are you in that it’s so dry? I know dry! I’m in the inland desert of Washington state. The west side of the state is wet and the state tree is the evergreen. The state tree for the southeast side of the state is the tumbleweed.My sump holes are bone dry too, I could fill it with water and it would be gone in minutes lol farmers here are crossing their fingers for moisture its so dry right now. Burn bans on already.
Yup. That was my guess.You just changed lights? Plants could just be adjusting to the new led.
I have to go back and have a look at what your getting up to over here.
I'm in southeast Saskatchewan. It's 11pm right now and weather network says it's 36% outside. Then add a gas furnace running in the basement all winter.What part of the country are you in that it’s so dry? I know dry! I’m in the inland desert of Washington state. The west side of the state is wet and the state tree is the evergreen. The state tree for the southeast side of the state is the tumbleweed.
Edit: ummmm, what’s a sump hole?
Was my guess too, but I think I may have found something else.Yup. That was my guess.