Dang you fancy huh, but for real sweet setup.View attachment 3895897 View attachment 3895898 View attachment 3895899 transplanted a little early & will be switching out that hps tonight.
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Stoners need quoted replies or they miss the posts I took down the 315's a couple of rounds ago, grabbed another 300w of Tasty's and went all-in with the 3590's. Thought I might need some heat with a 315 through the winter but it's been mild and have been able to keep a steady 80F/50% RH. Quality/terps are outstanding under those COBsG you took down the 315's?
You should mail me one for testingStoners need quoted replies or they miss the posts I took down the 315's a couple of rounds ago, grabbed another 300w of Tasty's and went all-in with the 3590's. Thought I might need some heat with a 315 through the winter but it's been mild and have been able to keep a steady 80F/50% RH. Quality/terps are outstanding under those COBs
From my research I would say that if you want to go new tech, go with c.o.b. lighting. It will cost you two or three times the price of hid lighting but there are advantages to c.o.b. such as less heat and more efficient. Building your own c.o.b. light is the economical route but you can purchase them built already too, probably about $400 USD per 2ft x 2ft of space. The led section here on RIU is top notch and has all the information you'll need to make an informed decision.Hello all, new location and thinking about starting up again. I want to try something new so what do you think of led lights for veg only,,,which brand of light to buy. I'm so not looking forward to a 400$ light bill in veg so all comments are welcome
Hello all, new location and thinking about starting up again. I want to try something new so what do you think of led lights for veg only,,,which brand of light to buy. I'm so not looking forward to a 400$ light bill in veg so all comments are welcome
If the t5 is too hot for you then maybe double check on average heat output of cobs because I think they produce more heat than a comparable t5. I could be wrong though.I got T5's but that heat tho
Florescent lights put out many btu's of heat. The led set up that I'm using only raised the temp of a closed area, 10 degrees.I got T5's but that heat tho
Amen cof, those lights are a God send I've even had plants trigger floweringFlorescent lights put out many btu's of heat. The led set up that I'm using only raised the temp of a closed area, 10 degrees.
You don't need the power of cob's for veg.
oldman is running the same type light for veg.
cof
You running cob or t5's?Amen cof, those lights are a God send I've even had plants trigger flowering
under them in my opinion they're the best deal for the money and no appreciable
heat.
What kind of plants are you trying to have befor flowering?I like what I see from cob I just want something to get my scog pumping hard