12/1 Ebb & Flow LED

1-2Learn said:
Why don't you pull your head out of your ass? You might actually realize what you're seeing. You should just keep fertilizing your grass with your shit for brains.

You have clearly revealed that you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

You're the type of asshole that would criticize God's grow. You should go smoke one of those two or three joints that your plants put out. Troll!
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you're the only douchebag troll on this thread, panocha.

and you're the idiot that thinks gas lantern is 12/12 you dumb shit. lol. my last taco bell dump was smarter than you'll ever be.
 
1-2Learn said:
That part of the GLR light cycle is for the veg only. You forgot to mention the 12 hours on 12 hours off during flower. Talk about a fucked up definition with some bad information.
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12/12 has nothing to do with GLR. it is strictly a veg routine you goddamn moron.

did your parents have any kids that lived???
 
1-2Learn said:
You aren't the grower that you think you are if you're seeing dead plants. Maybe you just don't know what plants look like on cut day.

Keep up the good work with those
1 or 2 puny ass plants you grow.
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You never did tell us why you have dead plants just chillin?

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1-2Learn said:
Cannabis is a short day or photoperiod plant. It can only consume 8hrs of light a day. After that is a waste of resources.
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You are not understanding what you are reading.

Hours of light does not matter, it's 100% about the DLI. 8 hours of light from a 2000w LED is very different than from a 100w LED -- you need to know the PPFD in order to calculate how many hours of light you should be running.

If you can hit the max DLI in 8 hours then you are correct, the rest of the light is wasted. Cannabis can use up to 65 DLI before you need CO2, but even with all of my lights I don't hit that until around the 10.5 hour mark.

You are running a cheap 200w LED, I'd bet you wouldn't hit your max DLI even if you ran a full 12 hours of light.
 
All those bugs and disease look terrible. Hahahaha, NOT!

Thanks to those that showed interest and support.

It was a test. I guess the best thing about that fire was that my insurance paid out $208,000 for the building and contents. A bummer nonetheless.
 
When I get my building up I'll do it again.

At the end of December I'll post a couple pics of the "big grow" on cut day.
 
SuperiorBuds said:
You are not understanding what you are reading.

Hours of light does not matter, it's 100% about the DLI. 8 hours of light from a 2000w LED is very different than from a 100w LED -- you need to know the PPFD in order to calculate how many hours of light you should be running.

If you can hit the max DLI in 8 hours then you are correct, the rest of the light is wasted. Cannabis can use up to 65 DLI before you need CO2, but even with all of my lights I don't hit that until around the 10.5 hour mark.

You are running a cheap 200w LED, I'd bet you wouldn't hit your max DLI even if you ran a full 12 hours of light.
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This entire thread has been confusing.
I had to edit.
this is a quote from @rkymtnman
12/12 has nothing to do with GLR. it is strictly a veg routine you goddamn moron.
I am obviously missing something on this subject, but I have a question about hours of light.
If you consider different latitudes from San Francisco, San Diego, or Columbia the hours of daylight varies greatly. San Francisco has a maximum of about 14hrs 45min. San Diego has a maximum of 14hrs 16min. Columbia, near the equator, only has a maximum of about 12hrs 23min. In fact in Columbia the least amount of daylight is 11hrs 57min. So the daylight hours only vary slightly. With new led's we can really blast the lights hard. So if you can get your DLI up to the max of 65, as you stated earlier in this thread you could run less than 12/12 in flower and save money and still get maximum yield. Am I understanding that correctly?
 
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