Airwalker16
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Huh? Mars is 600watts, my light is 530ishDon’t know that’s a fair fight
Huh? Mars is 600watts, my light is 530ishDon’t know that’s a fair fight
Nice I grow out moms to see if they're female first before cloning.8 weeks from when they were cut from the mother with the last week of that under the led before flip. The males showed within like 5 days of flip, they were ready to explode when I flipped.
Well you see what had happened was...Nice I grow out moms to see if they're female first before cloning.
I have like 3 different things that effect short term memory on top of the massive amounts of mmj I consume. Plus im too lazy to write anything down.Lololol that's a pretty big brain fart
We appreciate your honesty, sir.I will be honest though. The plants under my diy build light are looking better than those under the Mars...
Certainly ViparSpectras from the past weren't white diode based? You're talking about the typical Blurple, Veg/Bloom switched, mainly all red and blue slug diode type fixtures, Right?We appreciate your honesty, sir.
It’s probably due to the Mars Hydro having too much blue, and not enough red, for flowering. I ran into the same issue when I used Viperspectra years ago. Both companies share the same type of blue heavy spectrum.
They kill veg for short squat bitches thats about it. These new leds need more blueWe appreciate your honesty, sir.
It’s probably due to the Mars Hydro having too much blue, and not enough red, for flowering. I ran into the same issue when I used Viperspectra years ago. Both companies share the same type of blue heavy spectrum.
The LED's in question were a mixture of red, white, and blue. Certainly a blurple of sorts. Anyways, my point was that LED lights with blue heavy spectrums tend to underperform in flower, regardless of which generation of technology it is.Certainly ViparSpectras from the past weren't white diode based? You're talking about the typical Blurple, Veg/Bloom switched, mainly all red and blue slug diode type fixtures, Right?
Honestly, I'd take a mix of 5000K and 3000K any day to veg with over straight 5000K alone.The LED's in question were a mixture of red, white, and blue. Certainly a blurple of sorts. Anyways, my point was that LED lights with blue heavy spectrums tend to underperform in flower, regardless of which generation of technology it is.
Tsl2000? Says 300 watts on the amazon pageHuh? Mars is 600watts, my light is 530ish
And how many of them do you see in the pictures buddy?Tsl2000? Says 300 watts on the amazon page
Tsl2000? Says 300 watts on the amazon page
And how many of them do you see in the pictures buddy?
Lol sorry about that. Nothin to see here folksAnd how many of them do you see in the pictures buddy?
Keep your t5 fixture, just replace the bulbs one more time but with LED. Phillips makes a really nice retro fit t5 bulb made with LEDs. 4' length.i edited and added more to my post actually lol. good to know about a discount lemme know how to get that if ya don't mind. my budget is super tight. im trying to do 3 3x4 spaces and poss veg area over the next year. starting with coverting one at a time and 2 lights each. maybe next year i do the mom/clone room to replace my t5ho i hate buying bulbs for. anyway re-read that last part if you didnt see it on the last post i was editing while you liked it i think