juggalo0707
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That last pic didn't show the hairs good enough here's a redone pic.
Juggalo0707's Flowering CFL LED Mix
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juggalo0707
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nah i just have the two 2700ks on when I take pics as it's way to bright with that 5500k and the leds discolor what the plant looks like and the 6500's are also two bright so it's the plant. once I get to the 4th week we will see some big improvement with beastie blooms and cha ching mixed with big bloom.
juggalo0707
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Something fruity maybe a kush It came from one of my best dealers the seed that is.
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Here's a update guys
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juggalo0707
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K Half way there I say another half month to a month. Sorry the pics are from a cell phone as I sold my sick high def camera you would be seeing the crystals and juiceness on her.
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juggalo0707
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You can have the leds as close as you want it's the 7000 lummy cfl that will burn the hairs if it's too close. LEDS are the future in mixin as these hairs and crystals are slimming with juice it's just these are taking from my cell as I sold my two digi cameras lol I wonder why. Anyways I'll get a ounce for sure once the final weeks come.
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primeralives
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myth #6. LEDs are ("ultra-bright", "extremely low power", "used by NASA", "monochromatic", or pick your own catchphrase) therefore they are the best grow lamps.
LEDs look ultra-bright because they are small and emit all the light in one direction. This is great if you want to grow a single blade of grass and not much help for most anything else. LEDs are extremely low power because they are small and emit very little total light. This means you need a lot of them to grow anything useful and then they use a lot of power. NASA has experimented with LEDs because they are small, light, and nearly indestructable. None of these features are particularly valuable to the average plant grower. Many LEDs emit a very narrow range of light wavelengths, which means they can be calibrated to emit only the light most useful for plants. That's exactly what a GRO-LUX lamp does and the fluorescent GRO-LUX does it about five times more efficiently
LEDs look ultra-bright because they are small and emit all the light in one direction. This is great if you want to grow a single blade of grass and not much help for most anything else. LEDs are extremely low power because they are small and emit very little total light. This means you need a lot of them to grow anything useful and then they use a lot of power. NASA has experimented with LEDs because they are small, light, and nearly indestructable. None of these features are particularly valuable to the average plant grower. Many LEDs emit a very narrow range of light wavelengths, which means they can be calibrated to emit only the light most useful for plants. That's exactly what a GRO-LUX lamp does and the fluorescent GRO-LUX does it about five times more efficiently
juggalo0707
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In a couple of weeks I think my plant will be done I'm still using Beastie blooms and fox farm big bloom. Then will be using cha ching. I'm expecting a half oz or a oz.
So how do I go at Curing and drying?
So how do I go at Curing and drying?
juggalo0707
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K I'm getting to the final weeks. I chooped a test head from the bottom and it tastes and looks and smells wonderful.
