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I think we should give 2 to Pj. very descriptive answer.
I think we should give 2 to Pj. very descriptive answer.
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Now DP you can't receive anymore prizes as you were a judge that wasn't sure if you'd make it tonight. LOL
Now DP you can't receive anymore prizes as you were a judge that wasn't sure if you'd make it tonight. LOL
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Peejay for question #2
Peejay for question #2
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high temps in seedling stage will cause huge amounts of stretch, the plants stretch to reach cooler air which indoors is just not possible, outdoors they stretch so they are the tallest and can easily catch the wind easier, high temps in flower cause the buds to stretch and be skinny, so keeping the temps in the correct range is needed to prevent stretch during all stages of growth,
high temps in seedling stage will cause huge amounts of stretch, the plants stretch to reach cooler air which indoors is just not possible, outdoors they stretch so they are the tallest and can easily catch the wind easier, high temps in flower cause the buds to stretch and be skinny, so keeping the temps in the correct range is needed to prevent stretch during all stages of growth,
OZ BRIT
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Thanks again DP
These are VERY light green but get zero light...only a week or so till chop
Thanks again DP
These are VERY light green but get zero light...only a week or so till chop
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@BAR, im not here for the prizes my friend, just here to see the questions and what answers we get, seems we got some very knowledgeable growers reading these as the answers are spot on,
@BAR, im not here for the prizes my friend, just here to see the questions and what answers we get, seems we got some very knowledgeable growers reading these as the answers are spot on,
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Judge John, are you OK?
Hit em with Question # 3 Dres & PJ Pick a Curtain
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Judge John, are you OK?
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I am alright
I am alright
Dresney
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Question 3
How far should LEDs be from the canopy? Close, similar to CFL/fluorescent positioning (6 inches or less) or further away, similar to HID (8-10 inches, sometimes more)? What is your reasoning?
Question 3
How far should LEDs be from the canopy? Close, similar to CFL/fluorescent positioning (6 inches or less) or further away, similar to HID (8-10 inches, sometimes more)? What is your reasoning?
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I had already posted this in the thread here. Humidity is good, sure but not key. It is hard to match this kind of seedling development in 10 days. This was done at 20-25% rh
This current OG seedling has consistently lived in roughly 20-25% rh.
Last two pictures are from today - 10 days since she popped her lil' head up.
I had already posted this in the thread here. Humidity is good, sure but not key. It is hard to match this kind of seedling development in 10 days. This was done at 20-25% rh
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I think they have to be farther away so the light spectrums can mix.
I think they have to be farther away so the light spectrums can mix.
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should be according to the manufacturer that produces the light mine suppose to be 18-24 inches suppose to be lol
should be according to the manufacturer that produces the light mine suppose to be 18-24 inches suppose to be lol
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It depends on the specs on the light... 5w leds or a COB need more room 20 inches or more. 3w leds more like 16-20.
It depends on the specs on the light... 5w leds or a COB need more room 20 inches or more. 3w leds more like 16-20.
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Very interesting; I haven't seen that point made before, but makes total sense.
Very interesting; I haven't seen that point made before, but makes total sense.
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one thing you can do with seedlings is put them in more soil, you dont need to keep a long stem, once the seedling has grown you can plant it as deeps as the bottom set of leaves or seedleaves, when i transplant i sometimes bury the stem an inch or 2 deeper if the stem is to long, roots will then grow from the stem you have just planted below the soil, so i you start off in a real small pot with the seedlings you can then transplant into a deeper pot and bury most of the stem on the seedling leaving just a small stem above ground, it will end up looking like the pics pee jay posted above,
one thing you can do with seedlings is put them in more soil, you dont need to keep a long stem, once the seedling has grown you can plant it as deeps as the bottom set of leaves or seedleaves, when i transplant i sometimes bury the stem an inch or 2 deeper if the stem is to long, roots will then grow from the stem you have just planted below the soil, so i you start off in a real small pot with the seedlings you can then transplant into a deeper pot and bury most of the stem on the seedling leaving just a small stem above ground, it will end up looking like the pics pee jay posted above,
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LEDs can get in REAL close. A) to help cut down stretch as in Q2 B) because the closer they are the more efficient they are and c) because they're temps are low
LEDs can get in REAL close. A) to help cut down stretch as in Q2 B) because the closer they are the more efficient they are and c) because they're temps are low
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A bit dependent on the type/power of light and also the ventilation/air flow! High powered focused lense LED's have far better penetration.
A bit dependent on the type/power of light and also the ventilation/air flow! High powered focused lense LED's have far better penetration.
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honestly I have had them inches away even touching the only downside is the burn looking from touching the light and transpiring the other one would be being so close blocks out more light from getting around other than that honestly it can be an inch away FOR ME and it doesn't matter
honestly I have had them inches away even touching the only downside is the burn looking from touching the light and transpiring the other one would be being so close blocks out more light from getting around other than that honestly it can be an inch away FOR ME and it doesn't matter
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ive not used led's but plan on using them a some point, i know they need to be much higher then hids and cfls, 2 to 3 ft or more above the plants is ideal for most leds, often the higher you can get them the better, so you can have them as high in the grow room as you can go,
ive not used led's but plan on using them a some point, i know they need to be much higher then hids and cfls, 2 to 3 ft or more above the plants is ideal for most leds, often the higher you can get them the better, so you can have them as high in the grow room as you can go,
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