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Dancing limes getting to big lol, ill kick others out before chopping on these 2.

Them Somali taxi ride were probably the heaviest yielding plants ive ever grown I still have like 6-8 full 2 quart jars, it is so oily it still feels kinda wet 5 months into cure, has a citrus gasoline thang goin on, here's some rosin I pressed last weekend very terpy They look like weeping...

Oh shit, I have a lot of faith in that cross I will be growing these this outdoor season, got any pics?

These are high power 3030 diodes with 3 solder pads as opposed to 2 on the mid power lm301h they do not interchange, there are extremely efficient Red diodes out there especially in 660nm range, like the newest cree diode xpl photo red or the osram osconiq 3737 reds. Both around 4.7. The option...

I realize these options will not appeal to the majority, but for a home grower with a small operation, or even someone like myself living in a cheaper electricity area, these will work. I've always wanted to do a build out of extreme high power (xhp series) diodes. More specifically I always...

The 12 up and 4 up xpg3 boards have thermal tape already attached. Which is awesome, if I wasn't planning on removing and replacing some of the diodes I bought 150 of the 2700k 90 cri I plan to remove 3 of the diodes on some and replace them with 2 xpg3 photo reds and 1 xpe2 far red making an...

Yeah it's coming off the house they got 3 phase 277/480 on my block it wouldn't cost much to get in on it, just can't justify the cost. I live 1/8th of a mile from I35 I can see the highway from my porch

I wanted a way to get a cheap mcpcb to reflow solder some xpg3 photo red and xpe2 far red diodes to and thought I'll just remove diodes from some cheap ass strips, found these the 2700k 90 cri ain't great efficiency but color quality for flower on point 5700k 70CRI extreme opposite 12 up...

Wow, I got a 150 Amp panel on a 2 bedroom house and a 50 Amp in my shop/grow. My bill is rarely over $200. Efficiency doesn't worry me to much, but I could imagine over there

I think our electricity rates in oklahoma are one of the reasons we had so many people flood over hear for comercial grows. It's dying off now, so many people failed. You can't expect to survive in such a flooded market.

How much is electricity there, I'm in okc and we're at $0.09 per kw maybe $0.10 now, shits gone up. I hear states close to the ocean are expensive for lack of fresh water as compared to landlocked areas with fresh water rivers.

You are starting to see that Lil 630-640nm hump more and more.

Yeah that 630 is missing from the majority, you either gotta buy monos or 90+ cri diodes to achieve. Either way sacrifice efficiency and adds cost to add 630, doesn't look good when reading stats, chases the majority of the market away.

I love my qb96 boards as well, they grow really good pot, I can't turn mine off lol.

Them refurbished boards for $29 are a good deal for something you can put together quickly without to much time invested. The slate heatsinks aren't a bad deal either.

I still use a light I built with lm561c strips here and there, ive been considering removing the strips, these would be a similar replacement

They're Duris E5 5630 diodes, they're legit, just old and discontinued

I'm wondering which diodes are used I pulled the actual datasheet and can't figure it out, samsung strips datasheets are bad about this, not specifying which diodes are used. The strips I bought are 3030 osconiq 72 diodes per strip and 13 watts each. Those $0.15 strips are 48 diodes and 14...

These strips are a fucking jackpot, there is a description under the part # that says neon rope, must be why Noone bought them $0.15 each osram diodes but I'm not sure which ones. 179 lm/w 3500k 80cri 48 diodes 14 watt typical...

Especially for 90cri, I bought all 24 of the 4000k 90cri for $1.50 each same deal. Looks to me like the New energy products sat on the shelf to long or going outta business, there are some really good deals floating around, you just gotta dig lol. It's nice to find a couple deals on osram...