Is 67/68 degrees too cold?
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John Rollwan
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It’s sad homie has to put “gifted… old news I know” bc he knows these aggressive forum clowns who live off this shit will attack a blurple light even if he grew God tier bud with it they’d all jibber jabber the same consensus information instead of asking questions, retaining information and moving on nicely as part of the human race.
I for one am curious as to how your blurple journey is going, completely judgement free zone. You don’t gotta share pics unless you want to. Nobodies calling you a liar.
aside from slower growth, what’s the rest of veg cycle been like in blurple land? I saw them and was curious but never bought one. Been running the same old LED for 3-4 years now.
I for one am curious as to how your blurple journey is going, completely judgement free zone. You don’t gotta share pics unless you want to. Nobodies calling you a liar.
aside from slower growth, what’s the rest of veg cycle been like in blurple land? I saw them and was curious but never bought one. Been running the same old LED for 3-4 years now.
John Rollwan
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BK what in your right mind makes you think I’d waste one key stroke searching for you? The only time we interact is when you bonsai rush me in new threads, or the other ones were dueling in bc you bonsai rushed me there. It’s ok darling, it’s okay. Breathe, rub one out, turn the old tube on watch your jeapordy and wheel of fortune.
rkymtnman
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shouldn't you be asking if the 320w is actual draw or what it's rated by the mfg? i had a good blurple when i first started: california light works.
Jjgrow420
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I run the big mars heat mats in the winter too. Makes a big diff. Keep the exhaust low and it'll raise the temps quite a bit.
rkymtnman
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how many watts do the big ones draw?
Jjgrow420
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100
Jjgrow420
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I keep them on thermostats set to 78. Helps when lights are off. Was having such a hard time keeping temps up. My house is cold. Basement also stays 65-68 in winter with no rooms running. Ive switched it around and run a 3x3 with a 315cmh and 100w spiderfarmer led venting into the same room just to keep the temps up. Why pay for heat when you can make it with lighting and grow more weed under it instead. That's getting 2 birds stoned at once.
rkymtnman
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rkymtnman
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do you know if they make a heat mat (smallish) that has a built in temp controller?
Fallguy111
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Yes
rkymtnman
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what's the margin of error on yours? +/- how many degrees?
xox
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lots of ideas in this thread i was just wondering theres no way to find a spot in the corner of a room upstairs where its warmer its only a 4x4 right or maby ditch the tent for the winter put the girls in closet upstairs with the little blurple light, since the foot print of the light doesnt cover a 4x4 might be better in an upstairs closet where its warmer?
Boatguy
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@John Rollwan aint the op
Jjgrow420
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Not that I know of....
Budzbuddha
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Surprised nobody caught this.
AC Infinity
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Budzbuddha
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AC INFINITY actually has lots of variations of heating mats.
Plus good fans.
Plus good fans.
Budzbuddha
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Amazon has some offerings too - Vivosun / Vivohome
rkymtnman
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thanks.
Fangthane
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Not really sure that's a particularly efficient solution, though. I used to keep reptiles and used several of those under-tank heating pads. Yeah, they throw some heat, and as heat radiates upward, it'll raise the temp - but they'll suck down some power. But I'm thinking it's already been established that he needs more wattage in his lighting, so spending cash on something that will JUST raise temps and not improve the lighting issue is kinda inefficient. Investing in 'hotter' lighting would kill 2 birds with 1 stone.