Recent content by mrcourios

Do they have a spectral graph for them you could post? Being driven at 65% is a good thing for efficiency and life,cheap Chinese lights are driven much harder to save on the number of diodes and fail faster and are less efficient.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfiI78uN3Ks

They have it at ArborSide in A2.

Has anyone tried the QuantaCann testing?

My buddy's wife has Fibromyalgia really bad and I was looking at Pennywise to make some oil for her. Anyone have any info on this strain for such a use?

They're looking great so far.

When I talked to them on the phone IndaGro told me it was 4850k.

Your in the right place,there are several very good induction threads here but LED has lately been the dominating subject.

Here is another. http://www.fungi.com/shop/fungi-for-healthy-gardens-and-garden-supplies.html

FranJan,I was able to remove the globe from the Cree without heat. It took surprisingly very little effort,just held it by the finned ring and twisted the globe. Got a $9 clamp light and painted it flat white.

I think I'll try this out since they have it at a store 3 miles from my house,plus they have the coconut powder.I don't need a lot since I will only have 12 plants max at any one time,flower,veg and clone. http://www.lilyofthedesert.com/shop/preservative-free-juices/...

Is anybody familiar with this product,it's whole aloe vera if that matters. A lot cheaper than others I looked at. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0057RTURU/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3AKPZ3YLFRNFP

Nugs,what's the blue-green stuff on the hub in the video?

Sorry about the hijack,not a lot of people with induction experience around.

I found some 5000k induction lamps really cheap ($.56 per watt ) and was considering buying some.I could add some supplemental 630nm and 660nm lights for flower if they needed it.