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Ok, I thought that was how you initiated fast flowering immediately after the flip. So only @ end of day.

Who is using far red and what light time is giving you the best results? 660nm, 730nm, or both? 15 minutes before lights on in flower? Last hour of lights on? 15 minutes after lights out? How about anytime in veg? This topic seems to be evolving at light speed, (pun intended) along with over all...

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Was that 1.7 ec at Jack's recommended dose of 3 grams per gallon? @500 scale?

Does the recommendation of 3 grams per gallon come out to 1.7 ec or are you dropping it?

Sorry to see you having issues. I have been using 321 for a while, with Ro water. I was considering making the switch as you have. I run flood and drain buckets in hydroton and will definitely follow this, hoping you get some good advice.

I was doing 18 in a 5x9, 9 plants per half of tent. Yield was ok but the plants looked shitty, 9 per half was to much imo. Cutting back to 6 per half, 12 plants total.

I would like to build red strips for the (Eod) emerson effect. I found some I think will work well. . I have a 5x9 canopy. Im new to led's and have never built a light yet. My question is how many strips do I need? My thought is 2 16" strips in parallel per 36" heatsink. Then a total of 4- 36"...

By letting it get large enough to cut alot of clones, you can get an idea of what the plants structure will look like. Meaning if it will be really tall and stretchy with long node spacing or short and bushy. Typically the later is what you are looking for, unless you have 10ft ceilings. This is...

I start fem seeds, let them get big enough to cut as many clones as I want. I always cut extra. If you want 12 clones cut at least 20. Then use the strongest 12 for your run. Keep the others going until 1 is large enough to pot up for a new mother. You want to cut 50 clones? How large is your...

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The spot on par meter that migro uses now, instead of the apogee, is about $390. It does the standard 400-700nm. The newer apogee sq-610( I think thats right?) does 400-750nm to help determine how much far red and ir you are getting. $600+

I have not ordered 1 yet. The op has not replied to my question of his experience with this $60 unit on Amazon. Sounds to me like I can use the phone app with acceptable results, so don't think I will bother unless I start having issues.

No charts in the manual. I have been researching alot, maps from you tube testers, migro & coco for cannabis. 24" without co2 is a very nice par map. But if I can dial it down a bit and keep it a little closer, there for more efficient and cheaper to run?

I did get the photone app. I just wasn't sure how accurate it really would be. Its good to know it is fairly accurate. More reason to not spend alot on one.

I wasn't planning on it, getting a meter, but when I saw 1 on Amazon for $60 it seemed like a good idea. Not spending $500+ on an apogee. So I was hoping some had experience with the 1 on Amazon.

Just to verify how much light at the canopy? I bought 2 marshydro fc-8000's for a 5x9 tent. They put out massive amounts of light and I don't want to fry my plants. I have 0 experience with Led's so I wanted to be safe and learn how far to dial down power or adjust distance. Am I over thinking it?

The OP hasn't been here for a while. Does anyone else have experience with this unit? I am suspicious of it's quality. I usually believe you get what you pay for but if it is 95% accurate to save hundreds it would be worth it.

I have been looking for a par meter. Iam new to led's and it seems an accurate par meter is very helpful if not required. Are you still liking your purchase? $60 is is very cheap! Is it still accurate with repeatable results? Thanks for your review.