BK’s shit show
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bk78
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That’s literally what my spruce looks like out my front window right now. Winter blows
Lockedin
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Yuck! Snow and I keep a respectful distance from each other.
Winter here just means a thicker wetsuit and less people.
bk78
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‘’Here it means snow on the ground from October until May
Redrum
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bk78
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These pots are like 3” taller then any regular pot, not sure what you mean?
bk78
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If I were to use a flood table it would work out to being the same height. Still not sure what you mean though. Grow trees, not shrubs!
Lockedin
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If I may - I think Redrum was asking about your pot / plant heights in relation to how hard / easy they are to work with.
Did the tall pots make working underneath easier - and did you make working the canopy harder by doing that?
Example being that my pots are on the ground - no getting under them for me, but a bird's eye view is (too) easy.
The functionality of your pots got the gears grinding in my mind - they might start turning after lubrication with more coffee & a bowl.
grotbags
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@bk78 i heard back from peter at pulse grow, his resonse is as follows -
hi, we're targeting the 400-700 nm range with the par sensor and spectrometer. We also have an NIR reading that targets the 850-1100 range. The resolution is pretty low for the spectrum analysis, we have 8 readings across the 400-700nm range, and the NIR, so 9 channels.
he never mentioned if he was using the same par sensor as apogee but to be fair i never asked...
i presume they are incorperating a seperate near infra red sensor for the 850nm - 1100nm, but it reads like it only has one sample point? so not sure how thats gona shake out...
and as i expected the spectrometer function is pretty limited, only covers the 400nm -- 700nm range with 8 sample points, so approx every 42nm. but still seems pretty good value for money really, a decent spectrometer can start at a couple of thousand dollars...
hi, we're targeting the 400-700 nm range with the par sensor and spectrometer. We also have an NIR reading that targets the 850-1100 range. The resolution is pretty low for the spectrum analysis, we have 8 readings across the 400-700nm range, and the NIR, so 9 channels.
he never mentioned if he was using the same par sensor as apogee but to be fair i never asked...
i presume they are incorperating a seperate near infra red sensor for the 850nm - 1100nm, but it reads like it only has one sample point? so not sure how thats gona shake out...
and as i expected the spectrometer function is pretty limited, only covers the 400nm -- 700nm range with 8 sample points, so approx every 42nm. but still seems pretty good value for money really, a decent spectrometer can start at a couple of thousand dollars...
bk78
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That option is the least of my concern anyways so I’m still pretty happy with my purchase at this point.
grotbags
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yer you should be its a sweet bit of tech.
im still going to order one, ill put the free pulse one in the veg room and the pulse pro in the flower room.
bk78
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That’s exactly where my pulse one will be going once the pro comes in.
crownroyal
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Hey BK do you flush just before you chop? If so just straight ro water without Phing / or ro phed to the correct ph or do you use a flushing agent I’m getting close to harvesting I’m on day 70 in coco and I’m not sure what I should do lol
bk78
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I’ll be tapering down my feeds to roughly 1/4 strength starting my next reservoir fill and continue feeding that right up until I chop in about 3 weeks.
crownroyal
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Thanks
a mongo frog
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Pretty sure he wants to know your shoe size and if the rumors are true about shoe sizes and bananas.
bk78
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size 13, wide.
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