Thread: Will this cause hot spots?
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Old 07-05-2009, 06:10 AM
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Originally Posted by BigBudBalls View Post
'hotspots', as far as I'm concerned, is urban myth. Think about it. Its based on the theory of a magnifying glass. Whats the chances of that wrinkle. having *just* the right curve and being *just* the right distance away and be pointed on *a* leaf's finger to burn it?

Plus with the circulation fan, its probably always changing from the breeze.
yeah, ive used tin foil and shit people said would cause hotspots when i was newer and it never burned em EVER. but i think its got to do w/the fan always on and the plant therefore not staying still. but i use cfls too so maybe hps and tin foil or whatever does actually cause hot spots.
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