Recent content by breakneck

Any of you guys remember this? https://rollitup.org/t/the-shot-glass-grow-off-contest-growers-only.233616/ Anyone down for round 2? lol

A PAR/PPFD meter is needed. Some lights will give better results running 24/7 vs 18/6 and vise-versa. If the plants have ample usable light...18/6 is the way to go. If you can slap down 2000 uMols/m2 then mimic the sun. Less light intensity, go 24hrs. IMO. Also, light height...big factor. The...

Definitely. Got them in some 3" pots with Happy Frog, will move to 6", then finally 5 gallon for flower. Here is a video I slapped together showing the beginning. https://www.instagram.com/tv/CSsx-dClm6u/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Exactly, gotta love the mystery!

Looks great!

Here are a few pics. Just gettin' started! 2 and 3 days from seed shown here.

It's been well over a decade since I've grown, but it's now legal in my state and I'm back at it! I have some random bagseed from some fire strains over the years, and a couple lights. It's on! Pics coming soon.

She's moving along great man!

They're puttin on weight! Nice bro

Yes mine will squash a 400w HPS grams per watt all day long. There is a 3 year warranty.

I own the company. We use 2 Blue wavelengths, 2 Blue wavelengths, along with Orange. We are the only ones doing this and are having fantastic results. There are people on this forum using my lights. Tdooda has a 90w UFO grow going right now.

Check out the website, www.calyxled.com let me know if you have any questions!

Neither one.

Quoted from Calyx's site. "This is Desert Hydroponic's 600 Watt LED Grow Panel. These panels use 288 pcs 2w/2 chip CREE LED's. Our unmatched LED arrangement and spectrum is use though every model we sell. You can rest assured you're getting the latest in LED growing technology when you purchase...

First off you want at least three solid wavelengths. Red, blue, and orange work the best. I see those use a 150 degree viewing angle which is pretty horrifying, lol. 90 degree viewing angle is the sweet spot if you want any kind of penetration into the canopy. At 3.725 lumens per bulb you're...