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The rooster
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In the scrog tent I'm pulling 540 Watts from the wall. The other tent I just transplanted pulls about 660
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In the scrog tent I'm pulling 540 Watts from the wall. The other tent I just transplanted pulls about 660
Thanks for the info, I've been thinking bout trying led again. I wasn't impressed at all with my mars2 but the new dyi cob had me intrigued but I'm thinkin it's not worth the cost at the moment as I dint think I'd pull any extra weight
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The mars cob just simply isn't big enough. Understandable because it's a new design for them and they haven't perfected the amount of cobs needed. Do it yourself cobs are killer though. As are the new quantum boards I'm running in the tents. Mars lights are great when the coverage is adequate. Maybe the mars 2 was in too big of a tent possibly?
The main thing I didn't like was the footprint. I figured I'd need to run 8 to 10 of the mars2 to cover the same area as my 2 1000w
And it only lasted me 2 months of 12/12 n half the diodes burned out.
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Ouch that's rough bro
Sounded like a pretty common thing with those lights. I guess they send parts out to fix yourself but once I get a bad taste in my mouth with something I'm just over it. It was free anyway!
Holy moly, now that's a root mass! I wonder what the plant looked like.
BudBoy2
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Hey Roost, i just bought the Optic2 to add to my current 2 Cobs and the Optic performs wonderful. Plus i like the 5yr replacement warranty it gives. So now i have 4 Cobs going in a 4x4 tent and the plants seem happy with the full spectrum by Optic. Just some info!!
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Thanks man. Keep us posted on how it's Doug
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Help
Penny? Anyone?
So I've noticed slight yellowing on pino lately. Was contributing it to maybe a lack of N and was going to feed N tonight now that it's feeding rotation time. But now I'm not so sure. The dark splotches weren't
there yesterday. This makes me think phosphorus deficiency but I've had that several times. This seems slightly different. Blotches are darker and less rust colored. Unless it just hasn't shown up yet. Any ideas grow gods?
Penny? Anyone?
So I've noticed slight yellowing on pino lately. Was contributing it to maybe a lack of N and was going to feed N tonight now that it's feeding rotation time. But now I'm not so sure. The dark splotches weren't
Top down, bottom up, or all over at once?
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The rooster
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Lowest first. Just like a p deficiency shows.
Lucifer86
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Are tyou stil using cal mag? May be calcium...i have a bunch if you need
Looking like serious phosphorus deficiency. What's your ph look like?
These the ones you didn't have enough lime (was it lime?) when you mixed the soil or was that an older grow? Looks like K or possibly Mg to me.
Phosphorus or manganese deficiencies according to a quick picture look at this link:
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Lucifer86
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Yea my first thought was potassium but it's always heard to figure out
Embiggen it for detail
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Should be the same as everything else. I make a big mix of soil first. Like usually keeps me straight. But yes I agree it appears to be a serious p deficiency to me. Like serious because it escalated in 4 days or so. Flush 3x water to soil ratio? Then feed the following day? What ya thinkin?