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did you change your avatar? is that a bird smoking a yanger from a human's hand (or am I flashbacking again?)She looks perfect brogood luck in the comps
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did you change your avatar? is that a bird smoking a yanger from a human's hand (or am I flashbacking again?)She looks perfect brogood luck in the comps
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Squirrel getting lit!did you change your avatar? is that a bird smoking a yanger from a human's hand (or am I flashbacking again?)
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Thanks Jiggi…..I let her grow to 7 nodes and then topped her between the 3rd and 4th nodes and then topped each branch at the first node, twice, for a total of 3 topping sessions. Kind of confusing to type it.Beautiful plant. So you top at the 1st node and then top/double top the little branches?
Hey Herrjack....I'll start with the easy ones on the bottom row. That's 77.1 Degrees (D) and 58% Relative Humidity (RH). I use a hygrometer (from amazon) to measure these values. The hygrometer hangs in the tent and broadcasts wirelessly to a display unit in my office. DLI stands for Daily Light Integral, and is a concept designed to quantify the amount of light a plant gets per day. It's based on light intensity (measured in units called PPFD) and number of hours of light per day. The takeaway is there is such a thing as too much (or too little) light and DLI lets us measure and then optimize what the plant is getting. There is a formula (below):Hello again! What those indicators mean and how do you measure them?
PPFD ~920,
DLI 39.7 (moving to 1045/45 DLI next week)
77.1.D, 58% RH
DLI is the total sum of photosynthetic lighting intensity measured as PPFD over a 24 hour period. To calculate: |
DLI = ((PPFD x #Hours) * 3600) / 1000000 -or- |
DLI = (PPFD x #Hours) / 277.778 (about) |
I think they are made in USA (they are located here anyway). I dig this light (I am going to comment on it in my next post), but if I have doubts for some reason I could get a cheap PAR meter and confirm, I'm just too lazyI hope the PPFD values provided by the producer are accurate, as i understand that in many cases the chinese tend to lie when it comes to products specifications manufactured by them, in China. I don't know where Vivosun are made, but hopefully the values are correct.
Regarding the height of your plant, what height do you estimate your plant will get till the end of flowering?
Company Name | Establishment Date | Location |
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Philips Lighting | 1891 | Eindhoven, Netherlands |
Vorlane | 2014 | Guangdong, China |
Crecer Lighting | n/a | USA |
Vivosun | 2009 | Ontario, CA, USA |
Fluence | 2013 | Austin, Texas, USA |
Valoya | 2009 | Helsinki, Finland |
Yaham Lighting | 2003 | Shenzhen, China |
Eco LED Farms | 2010s | USA |
Spectrum King LED | n/a | USA |
Luminous | 1988 | Denver, CO, USA |
Mars Hydro | 2000 | Shenzhen, China |
The back of the instruction manual for my Aerolights says "Designed in California/Made in China".I think they are made in USA (they are located here anyway). I dig this light (I am going to comment on it in my next post), but if I have doubts for some reason I could get a cheap PAR meter and confirm, I'm just too lazy.
She's pegged at 36" tall and has not grown an inch in 2 weeks.
Company Name Establishment Date Location Philips Lighting 1891 Eindhoven, Netherlands Vorlane 2014 Guangdong, China Crecer Lighting n/a USA Vivosun 2009 Ontario, CA, USA Fluence 2013 Austin, Texas, USA Valoya 2009 Helsinki, Finland Yaham Lighting 2003 Shenzhen, China Eco LED Farms 2010s USA Spectrum King LED n/a USA Luminous 1988 Denver, CO, USA Mars Hydro 2000 Shenzhen, China
lol, I have to go look when the lights come back onThe back of the instruction manual for my Aerolights says "Designed in California/Made in China".
I can't find my manual, probably made in China but they need good grow lights too!The back of the instruction manual for my Aerolights says "Designed in California/Made in China".
Wow, that is crazy bro the trichs development so far. She is settling in nicely after the stretch packing on some weight.Day 97 Above Ground, Day 23 of Flower
Light: 12 Hours/day, 18" from Canopy at 100% Intensity
PPFD ~1093, DLI 47
77.3.D, 60% RH
That high pitched whine that only a dog could hear, the subtle, supersonic vibration that tickles the ear drum, the flickering of power across the eastern seaboard, all just might be the result of my Vivosun VS1500 being moved into the 100% intensity position. I've not been able to run it at 100% before (plant height) so am stoked to turn the dial all the way to 11 (insert Spinal Tap video here)!
BTW, Bubba is looking good....build baby build! It’s getting snowy in there and I trimmed just a few (<5% for sure) big fan leaves to open up the middle and make room for some of the side shoots. She's really stanky, Lume anyone? If you look closely at some of her fans, she's clawing, burning at the tips a bit. I'll be dialing back my feeds even further (last one was yesterday, 1100 PPM, maybe a bit stiff for her).
Stay classy 420!
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Thanks Spark, yeah she is locked in now. I'm super excited to see how she progresses over the next month. I hope your summer is going well.Wow, that is crazy bro the trichs development so far. She is settling in nicely after the stretch packing on some weight.
Well done my bro