hyroot
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so the vpar pontoons are ready?
so the vpar pontoons are ready?
http://www.inda-gro.com/understanding-par.htmlYou can see the relationship between chlorophyll and phytochrome, both have evolved from a tetrapyrrole ring system also seen in the phycobilin pigments of bacteria. The chromophore is bound to a protein, just as in the case of chlorophyll. The protein has a mass of 165 kilodaltons. What is interesting is how the chemical structure of phytochrome is altered to its complementary form when struck by photons of the correct energy level (wavelength!).
how tall are those? they look pretty big for only 18 day vegThought I'd pass Bungzies latest efforts along. He'll be all IG after this next run.
These plugs were treated with 2ml/gal of ESC Treatment. He reports definitely seeing better root development and around 4 days ahead of usual.
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on to veg
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Day 1 of the flip after a 18 day veg. I like how he's put the fans running down the length of the plants and not cooling the lamps with too much direct air.
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Off to a very nice start I would say.
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BD(blue dream) ^^^ this strain always amazes me with it's vigor...........I think i have to give her another run, even for a non-profit growThe email he sent me did say 18 days starting when he moves his plugs into the hydroton pots. I've seen maybe 20 runs now with ESC and the yields are better with less nutrients. This image is a BD we had growing outdoors that we added ESC when we went from the 1 gal to a 15 gal pot. This picture was taken 30 days after the chop when I dumped it over to use the pot again. There had been no water for 30 days and the roots are still healthy looking. I've put it on sick dying plants and seen them come back. You're running a control side by side so it'll be interesting to see the differences from your garden.
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The gurlz are looking beastly bro. Can't wait to see how these smoke out.I do want to make this observation on the Inda-Gro Induction light. The bluhzbx2blu x rom represents the first plant I've done a complete flowering cycle on with this new light. I'll have to say that at this point, I'm well satisfied & very pleased with it! It's made the cut and will be staying! What I like about it are it's low, low heat. It's low power draw (460 watts complete with the flowering pontoon). But most importantly to me...I just really like how well the plants respond to it. They seem to really love it's spectrum, and you can see for yourself how frosty it makes the plants. In all the time I've been growing, I've never seen plants any happier than they are under this light. I really don't think I would have gotten much more yield from an HPS rig either. At least not one I could have run in this tent! I'm also very impressed with it's penetration too. The buds on the bluehaze gal are rock solid all the way to the base of the plant -- and it had a heavy canopy to penetrate! Congrats on making a great light Inda-Gro! I'm SOLD!!!