Returning to the grow. What led do you recommend.

What should i do money no issue best of best

  • Apache Tech

    Votes: 7 24.1%

  • Black Dog led

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Illumitex

    Votes: 1 3.4%

  • Area51

    Votes: 12 41.4%

  • California light works

    Votes: 1 3.4%

  • Other

    Votes: 8 27.6%
  • Total voters
    29
spazatak

spazatak

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gk skunky said:
Either two area 51 rw 150s or two rapidLED onyx. I'm running a xgs and rw now in a 2x4, was 2x3. Think the rw is out performing the xgs. I pulled 6.5oz in tge 2x3 with one xgs. Buddy dxe just pulled 1lb with his 3 onyx in a 4x4 with a 2 week veg. Apache is great too. I'd shy away from the illumitex I've only seen one good grow but using a spectrum you can't even buy. Perhaps why guy left the company to start bml which seems to do better from what I've seen. Though no real hands on with those later two.
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wow... does this grow have a thread or documentation..

would love to see some pics of that set up
 
Red1966

Red1966

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vertise said:
So I am returning to the grow. Small scale. 2x4 or so. Only 2 plants at a time. I want low heat output so i am going led. When I think I found an led brand I end up finding another and another and....Money does not matter. I am looking for the best of the best. I want a light for each plant. Some of the lights I have been looking at are. Apache tech at200, at120, A51 xgs 190, black dog bd240-u, illumitex neosol ds 520. Just some options. I am also considering mixing. Maybe going with 2 at120 for the canopy and 4 neosol ls. 2 on each side of the 4 foot part. I want to stick between 400 and 600 total watts used. Also I want the best possible results for personal use only. So I am willing to spend the money for multiple lights for each phase. 2 for veg 2 for flower. I know the at120 comes in different spectrum's. The at200 does not. I may also consider using t5's for veg. Help me out people.
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I got this directly from Apache "The AT200 is currently listed only under our white/red section on our webpage, but it is available in all spectrums that we currently make: white/red 4:1 and 3:2, 100% white, red/Blue, white/blue 3:1, 1:1 and 1:3." You may be over doing it with that much light.
 
gk skunky

gk skunky

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spazatak said:
wow... does this grow have a thread or documentation..

would love to see some pics of that set up
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Yes I have a link. You will have to sign up though. Only visible to members. Maybe tmi but gotta shower then I'll get on the comp. Phone won't really let me post links when using TOR.
 
gk skunky

gk skunky

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SupraSPL said:
Not too shabby .7 g/W by my measure. Do you know what variety? (Sorry OP if this is not to your interest)
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One of our old grow buddies was the breeder and owner for the short lived fusion seeds. So the variety grown was a cross of our dabney blue cuts we had all been growing and some eskobar chocolate rain male useless seemed to be partial to, dubbed Blue Chocolate. Dabney has one of those questionable histories. Some claim it's the mom used in DJ shorts OG blueberry cross, some say it's a M39 cut from the skunk basic 5 family. Speaking of I need to germ my Dabney x Sweet tooth fems I made.... hmmm.

Anyways. Here is a quick review for that blue chocolate.
http://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Blue_Chocolate/Fusion_Seeds/
 
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