mostly because for years,led guys have tried to sell us on all kinds of claims that are mostly bs. if they didn't make outrageous claims, no one would argueI still don't know why people are purists when it comes to HID vs LED.
It's a lot like debating organic vs synthetic.
I grow "semi-organic".
Hey, man, like I said before, anecdotal evidence is very valuable. It just isn't sufficient to make definitive claims, you know? But hell, I switched from HPS to LED and I couldn't be happier about it.
Him and a few others are the reason why you are even growing with LED you dunce. If there is one thing that his tests and his grow show it's that he is on hell of a gardener. You just got your LED so please just shut the fuck up. Your killing the community. Go back to HPS and go finger yourself on this nice day of Giving and Thanks. Happy gardening friend!!!!
Once again, for the challenged among us - no one was shitting on GG's test. Can you get that through your skull? Apparently not. As for my opinion on GG's character - I call it as I see it. He doesn't get a free pass to behave like an asshole just because he's done shit for the community. There's no excuse for being a short-fused prick. And no, I'm not going anywhere. But keep trying; it's amusing.
That's cool man. But not sure why the focus is on me? My test is what it is and have never claimed otherwise. And have said that multiple times already in this thread...but you choose to ignore that.
Their all chemicals, some "chemicals" have to be broken down to an Inorganic form to be uptaken by the plant...but not always, Amino acids in organic [carbon-based] come to mind for Nitrate uptake...
Please stop discussing concepts you clearly have no grasp of, like 'organic chemistry'.
Phosphorus, nitrogen, potassium, and all trace minerals found in nutrients are carbon based. On the molecular level, N,P, and K in organic soil is identical to N, P, and K in a bottle. There is a very thin line between whats considered organic and what's inorganic. There are no organic compounds that do not contain carbon, but there are carbon containing compounds that are NOT considered organic. Example: CO2, carbonates, and cyanides all contain carbon but are considered inorganic.
This^^
dont recall the names, pre 2012 I think. some were those 899 square ones, some I think were the 5(watt?light) ones, others a little more or less costs. They vegged great. they did not flower as efficient as my demands required, they all had a (predetermined?) obsolescence it seemed, with entire banks failing within a couple years some times. overall...they might be cool in the game room but none will likely light my rooms again.
When I answer his posts from now on I'll just write true or false.
