RM3
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but I do know the bulbDid i miss anything? How would you know the appropriate clearance when you dont know the bulb?
but I do know the bulbDid i miss anything? How would you know the appropriate clearance when you dont know the bulb?
how does a 24 hr dark period increase anything? like be willing to wager giving the plants that extra day of light would produce a better effect.These are some techniques that have been floating around for ages. I can't speak to all of their validity.
-genetics above all. you can't polish a turd
-lowering humidity in the final weeks of flowering
-24hr dark period & harvesting plant when media is dry as possible without plant wilting
-UVB (280-315nm) supplementation in the final 2-3 weeks of flower, most often achieved by a T5HO reptile bulb (10% uvb) , or this bulb HERE.75% uvb
-switching to 10,000 kelvin metal halide finishing bulb for the final weeks of flowering. typically saltwater reef tank 10k bulbs can be purchased much cheaper than horticulture "finishers"
-a good flush , possibly even with deionized or reverse osmosis.
Oh he told you personally? Op in post simply says "uv light setup."but I do know the bulb
when the lights are on, plants are photosynthesizing drawing up nutrients and stored starches from the root system.how does a 24 hr dark period increase anything? like be willing to wager giving the plants that extra day of light would produce a better effect.
Quality before quantity= @RM3Let's here all the tips to creating more quality smoke.
How much more is it drawing down between 12-24 hrs though? I feel like the better thing to do would be to give it another day of light. I don't think the dark harms anything. It just seems kinda silly after 2 months of a schedule the plant has completely adapted to that an extended dark period could possibly have any noticeable change.when the lights are on, plants are photosynthesizing drawing up nutrients and stored starches from the root system.
During “lights out," starches and sugars produced by photosynthesis during the day drain downward to the roots.
Never mind he's already on itQuality before quantity= @RM3
In fact I've seen plants that just can't be cured of their yellowness get green again with a couple days darkness. And they can uptake water at night so the plant is probably still pumping some starches around even at night.when the lights are on, plants are photosynthesizing drawing up nutrients and stored starches from the root system.
During “lights out," starches and sugars produced by photosynthesis during the day drain downward to the roots.
Maybe it does and maybe it doesn't. Many growers believe that 24 hours of darkness before harvest makes the flower more resinous. I for one follow the 24 hours of darkness, many more do not and still have dank ass buds. It was written in the early edition of a grow bible back in the day, not sure if its still there. For me personally i like it and recommend it if it comes up in discussion. The only proof i would have is a lab test i got in april of 2015. And even that top tier % might not be related to the 24 hours of darkness before chop, but I'm not changing a thing.How much more is it drawing down between 12-24 hrs though? I feel like the better thing to do would be to give it another day of light. I don't think the dark harms anything. It just seems kinda silly after 2 months of a schedule the plant has completely adapted to that an extended dark period could possibly have any noticeable change.
I'm the one that told him about the UV bulb in another thread soon as I linked it, he ordered itOh he told you personally? Op in post simply says "uv light setup."
Please share the link from any real scientific botanical source that explains this processwhen the lights are on, plants are photosynthesizing drawing up nutrients and stored starches from the root system.
During “lights out," starches and sugars produced by photosynthesis during the day drain downward to the roots.
This was started by a hoax that happened several years ago, here is the report that was spread around ,,,,,,,,,,,,,-24hr dark period & harvesting plant when media is dry as possible without plant wilting
Reptile bulbs are not the best option, with one exception the Arcadia bulbs. The Agromax Pure UV that you linked is currently the best option available to growers.-UVB (280-315nm) supplementation in the final 2-3 weeks of flower, most often achieved by a T5HO reptile bulb (10% uvb) , or this bulb HERE.75% uvb
How many growers ya thinks get this, cloudy & amber trics on a 1 week old baby ?Quality before quantity= @RM3
I run 10K & 15K bulbs thru out flower, tis why I flower with T5's it allows me to mix & match the spectrum, the aquarium bulbs I use are not cheap, $32 each and I have 9 of em-switching to 10,000 kelvin metal halide finishing bulb for the final weeks of flowering. typically saltwater reef tank 10k bulbs can be purchased much cheaper than horticulture "finishers"
The Ultimate Nonsense !!!-a good flush , possibly even with deionized or reverse osmosis.