Professors Lab

ya, i wanna see your setup someday, that looks tight..
+rep if i could, lol

Niice! Man-- You really know what you are doing there Professor (BTW- I LOVE your screen name!!! )

Thanks LadyZandra , been at it for a long while now and the name was gifted to me by friends hehe

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Question for ya Professor...Do you happen to know the strain of the last pic that says,"and more."? Its got some neat looking leaves.

Trichyn9ne said:

Question for ya Professor...Do you happen to know the strain of the last pic that says,"and more."? Its got some neat looking leaves.

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Afghani Land Race , brought over in the 70,s and its very diverse in genetics

Very impressive PPS. I like all of your pictures.

Do you grow all organic?

What is the size of the grow bags?

I see you are using (3) 600W HPS + MH. I am considering switching to (3) 600W HPS in one of my closets. I have been having more luck with the 600s over the 1000s overall.

Grow Goddess said:

Very impressive PPS. I like all of your pictures.

Do you grow all organic?

What is the size of the grow bags?

I see you are using (3) 600W HPS + MH. I am considering switching to (3) 600W HPS in one of my closets. I have been having more luck with the 600s over the 1000s overall.

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Thank You GG.. I began organic and grew nothing but for a long time .. Went hydro for years as well and missed the hand watering aspect of being close to each individual plant .. From then on out it was soiless grows and now all Coco the past 2 years due to weight lifting restrictions .. I love all types of growing but Favor Coco more than anything , especially having so many damn genetics running at once .. It really helps me keep them all healthy with no guess work running hydro nutrients

I used 5 gallon grow bags for a few years and most photos are of plants in such with an occasional in a ten gallon bag .. I did switch over recently to all 10 gallon squats for more weight being that I want to up my oil production this year ... Less time spent hand feeding as well was another reason ..

I really do favor the 600 watt lamps over the 1000 watts and will eventually be replacing my 1000 watt halide
with another set of 600 Halides .. Working on playing with Induction lamps this summer too ..

Thanks for stopping by my friend .........PotSnob

Induction lighting, very interesting. I know it is available for commercial lighting. Do they also make it for the intention of a grow room? Not that you cannot customize if needed to work for one if needed.

Looking forward to hearing of your results. Looks like a variety of spectrum is available.

Seems that I need a new industrial lighting catalog.

Grow Goddess said:

Induction lighting, very interesting. I know it is available for commercial lighting. Do they also make it for the intention of a grow room? Not that you cannot customize if needed to work for one if needed.

Looking forward to hearing of your results. Looks like a variety of spectrum is available.

Seems that I need a new industrial lighting catalog.

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Yes there are several manufacturers that are now using the common Industrial Induction fluorescent and converting it to horticulture use . I will be working with Inda Gro 420 units the original manufacturer to introduce this.. I have sold many of these units and have had no complaints , even from those who grow more on the larger level using ten or more lamps ..

Here is a link if interested .. http://www.inda-gro.com/

60,000 hours and still has 75% lumen output and a 10 year warranty, that is incredible!

Yes but at $800 a lamp its quite a initial investment

Grow Goddess said:

60,000 hours and still has 75% lumen output and a 10 year warranty, that is incredible!

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Tesla was so far ahead of his time that even now scientists still can't believe the way that guys mind worked. Awesome link and read on those lamps but yea little bit pricey, worth it if your making your money back.

oldesthippy said:

Yes but at $800 a lamp its quite a initial investment

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It really is alot of cash for a unit , but when added up its going to break my inheritance ! J/K but with all honesty a quality made hood with a top of the line ballast along with inline cooling fan + bulbs adds up to about the same price range ..

I hope they do become more economical in upfront costs , none the less the electric saved and savings in cooling this summer should pay off .. I am hoping to shut down almost all HID lighting this summer in order to avoid high AC costs .. I do admit that I wont be using the Indagro year round and if its not up to my own par I will simply revert and use them as supplemental side lighting .PotSnob

CashCrops said:

Tesla was so far ahead of his time that even now scientists still can't believe the way that guys mind worked. Awesome link and read on those lamps but yea little bit pricey, worth it if your making your money back.

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A few caregivers claimed initial investments were returned upon first harvest .. They are running more than 8 units though ..

Tesla was a odd one to say the least , he died poor while living his dreams and others gained millions thanks to his devotion ..

yes i agree with you Professor in the long run you will save.but just like the L E D lights and HID they will be coming down on price imo

oldesthippy said:

Yes but at $800 a lamp its quite a initial investment

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I was looking at a 300W set up, was about $300, it looked like it needed some customizing to work in a grow room, it was a commercial light.

Maybe they run about $1/watt?

do these increase yield?

Yeah, Tesla was a genius..that douche Edison made everyone believe he was the true genius...Edison wanted everything on DC .

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