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autolaise

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Very nice garden. Thanks for taking all this time to share your grows. I want to grow outdoors on the roof which I can hide fairly well if I keep it low, 30 inches max and it decreases because the roof is like a V. Your v screens are impressive and "big".
Dude, all you do is grow great weed. If you want a holiday, great honor to look after your garden. Just ask. :lol:
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Alaric said:
Well, that gets us in the ball park. Wouldn't be any fun to grab a fully fired up 1K HID bulb----ouch!

IMO, heat removal is one of most difficult challenges we indoor boys face----especially south of Mason-Dixon.

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Here's another data point to consider; I'm the only grower I know who runs 5400W of lighting in a 6 x 12' box- and has trouble keeping it warm enough.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Big_Lou said:
Holy shiiiitttt, man.....my brothers NEVER grew anything that looked like that! It's got a friggin trunk with intersecting crotches like a tree!

Hot damn....
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Why, thank you @Big_Lou!

For scale, the trellis panels are 4" squares.

I've pulled 32oz from one plant in the last COB LED run, looking to do something similar with at least one or two this run as seen in these pics- and then making it a consistent occurrence going forward, because that's what we do!
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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harris hawk said:
How long is your total grow times ? - veg times and flower times - Thanks, never seen one such as that - looks like a Sativa strain? Side lighting does wonders , your picture prove that !!
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Fresh cutting to chop day is roughly 5 months, sometimes a bit longer. With the switch to Tupur, a coco perlite mix with compost, from RDWC and other bare root hydroponic methods, we may cut those times a bit. By the looks of things thus far it may improve the performance and consistency of yields as well.
 
pop22

pop22

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I use a small, DIY cloner. Its is kept in a small cabinet in my bedroom. Its just a DWC cloner, nothing fancy. I change the water once a week. Room temps are 70-76 daily. I've never had a problem. I've had some strains take forever, but no root rot,etc

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I went to school on the methods of a guy who gets great success.
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pop22

pop22

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If the efficiency of his LEDs is 54% and lets say an HID is 34%. The means 54% of the electricity used creates photons, and 46% is heat. Right there is 20% less heat than HID when comparing at equal wattage.

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I got right around 1gpw as well. There's no doubt that the potential exists for higher numbers.

A single ended HID lamp runs at 300F or more at the surface. My modules are cool enough to touch, so it's hard for me to make such a comparison.
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ttystikk

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pop22 said:
I use a small, DIY cloner. Its is kept in a small cabinet in my bedroom. Its just a DWC cloner, nothing fancy. I change the water once a week. Room temps are 70-76 daily. I've never had a problem. I've had some strains take forever, but no root rot,etc
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My clone zone was much warmer and I couldn't cool the whole space. The tub and cold water circuit is a highly effective solution.
 
GroErr

GroErr

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Had some issues with the King cloner at first, just less water in it (than my DIY cloner) and had it sitting on concrete so water temps were too low, making the rooting process slower like up to 4 weeks at first. Once I put it on a Styrofoam pad I was able to keep water temps between 71-74F with the pump on 24/7. I also mix 50/50 tap water which is very high in chlorine and filtered water with the chlorine removed. Now they're now rooting within 8-15 days again. Always have some in there and change up the water every 2 weeks, back to normal. It's critical for me to have reliable clones as I don't keep mother's.

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This is where the overall environment sits now, they're happy, I'm happy :)
Date/time Air Water RH
6/26/2016 3:17 PM 70.0°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 3:02 PM 70.2°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:46 PM 70.3°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:31 PM 70.3°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:16 PM 70.4°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:01 PM 70.4°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:46 PM 70.7°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:31 PM 70.7°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:16 PM 70.7°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:01 PM 70.8°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 12:46 PM 70.8°F 73.0°F 60.0%
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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GroErr said:
Had some issues with the King cloner at first, just less water in it (than my DIY cloner) and had it sitting on concrete so water temps were too low, making the rooting process slower like up to 4 weeks at first. Once I put it on a Styrofoam pad I was able to keep water temps between 71-74F with the pump on 24/7. I also mix 50/50 tap water which is very high in chlorine and filtered water with the chlorine removed. Now they're now rooting within 8-15 days again. Always have some in there and change up the water every 2 weeks, back to normal. It's critical for me to have reliable clones as I don't keep mother's.

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This is where the overall environment sits now, they're happy, I'm happy :)
Date/time Air Water RH
6/26/2016 3:17 PM 70.0°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 3:02 PM 70.2°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:46 PM 70.3°F 72.5°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:31 PM 70.3°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:16 PM 70.4°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 2:01 PM 70.4°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:46 PM 70.7°F 72.6°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:31 PM 70.7°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:16 PM 70.7°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 1:01 PM 70.8°F 72.8°F 60.0%
6/26/2016 12:46 PM 70.8°F 73.0°F 60.0%
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RH is low in my clone zone, forties usually. Water is between 69-72. EC with Clonex sauce is 1.0. PH is 6.0.
 
BM9AGS

BM9AGS

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ttystikk said:
Why, thank you @Big_Lou!

For scale, the trellis panels are 4" squares.

I've pulled 32oz from one plant in the last COB LED run, looking to do something similar with at least one or two this run as seen in these pics- and then making it a consistent occurrence going forward, because that's what we do!
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Can I see a pic of this beast?
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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The plants look awesome brother. Ive got 16 happy seedlings, awaiting #17 to pop up with 2 which will come down within the next month. These seedlings have already been through few weeks worth of shitty weather and high winds so they should be well strong to explode (hopefully).
 
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