Re: Icemud's LED Overkill - 3x Advanced LED XTE 300s - Blue Dream - University Hills
im using 2-150's and 2-100's in a 4x4 space
im using 2-150's and 2-100's in a 4x4 space
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Very nice setup!! I am happy that you started a grow journal...Make sure to put the link in your signature so others can follow. And feel free to drop by and share the link to your journal. Would love to see another Advanced XTE grow These lights do amazing things... those are the 400's your using right?
Very nice plants and garden, what strain?
Looks Great but when hasn't it
But it us cheaper to grow with LED. Significantly lower costs for A/C, ventilation, electricity, water, fertilizers, replacement bulbs, etc. when you calculate your actual annual costs instead of just the up front cost of the lights.
But, of course, I do understand that the initial sticker shock can be unnerving.
Hey Ice! Stellar looking grow. Just wanted to say thanks for all the info that you share, and also I'm glad to get some validation on my choice of lights. I bought an XTE200 for my 3X3-ish space, and it's blowing away my 600 or so watts of CFL that I was using, plus got rid of my heat issues. I actually put some of the CFLs back in to help generate heat - it was that or a heater (might as well get the few extra photons)...anyway I plan to add one more XTE200 to the space for 4 plants (in my first Doc Bud run!) - I was debating on trying for a 300, and maybe using the 200 for veg, but I like your arguments for multiple smaller units, so I think I will get another 200 and use both for flowering. Do you think 400 watts would be sufficient in that space for 4 plants in 7 gallon containers? Do you think that 4 in 7s is too much for a space that size?
Excellent updates! Loving the growth I'm seeing from these LEDs. Keep up the awesome work. Eagerly awaiting the finished product. Seeing your grow and the positive attitude of everyone commenting, has inspired me to do a grow journal of my next grow, which will be TGA Vortex, my favorite strain so far.
I haven't done a grow journal since around 2010. I currently have 3 Jilly Beans in flower and 3 Sativas of different strains in veg. If anyone is interested, I can start a short journal or post pics of their progress. Just one ?, how do you/ can you post pics from a smartphone on here??
In the veg tent I have 2 x 200 extreme veg and 2 x 400 XTE running only blue and whites right now. Honestly I need 2 more of the extreme veg lights. It would save me from always have to rotate them around to keep the growth even.
The strain is a Barney's Farms three letter word that starts with an L and ends with a D. hehe I also have a few Critical Kush mixed in there as well.
I'll get my journal up and going soonish. They are pretty much ready for the screen now but I'm being lazy.
First Grow Journal featuring Defoliation and SCROG!
AK Greenlovers Garden Featuring 2 x 400 XTE 5w LED Lights Top Genetics!
Here is a picture of my XML flower closet a day before harvest bro. I thought you might like it as you were wondering about how well the XML's do during flowering. I have 7 more pictures in my current grow if you want to check them all out. Personally I still like the XTE's though and that's saying A LOT considering how much win the XML's already are.
So I'm a couple weeks from flipping over to flowering, but am having an unforseen problem. The XTE300 and DS200 I hsve running in a 4x2x5 tent simply do not produce enough heat to cause rapid dehydration of the soil. With constant temp around 75' and humidity at 45%—50%, a one cubic foot pot takes over a week to require watering.
While this is very pleasing to know I don't have to fight heat and humidity, it leaves me unable to give nutrients twice a week according to the Fox Farm schedule I'm using (just the 3 part kit plus my own organic ammendments).
Plants look fantastic with no visible deficiencies. I know I was told to expect to use less nutrients, and as long as my plants thrive, I'm happy, but is there anything I should be doing to compensate for using less nutrients than a basic conservative schedule calls for? I'm all. For minimizing waste, and suspect that this is a good thing?
So I'm a couple weeks from flipping over to flowering, but am having an unforseen problem. The XTE300 and DS200 I hsve running in a 4x2x5 tent simply do not produce enough heat to cause rapid dehydration of the soil. With constant temp around 75' and humidity at 45%—50%, a one cubic foot pot takes over a week to require watering.
While this is very pleasing to know I don't have to fight heat and humidity, it leaves me unable to give nutrients twice a week according to the Fox Farm schedule I'm using (just the 3 part kit plus my own organic ammendments).
Plants look fantastic with no visible deficiencies. I know I was told to expect to use less nutrients, and as long as my plants thrive, I'm happy, but is there anything I should be doing to compensate for using less nutrients than a basic conservative schedule calls for? I'm all. For minimizing waste, and suspect that this is a good thing?