Recent content by OneHitDone

Thanks, yes it is a DIY build. There are some photos in my current journal linked in my sig. :peace:

I was assuming you were doing drain to waste and sending the runoff down the sewer :peace:

@Blue brother being that this is a fresh build, is there any way you could incorporate drains for the trays into the floor avoiding the need for the condensate pumps? Being in a loft I would be paranoid a pump may fail and back up / overflow into the ceiling. I am currently intentionally growing...

Toms Tumble Trimmer TTT1600 Good operational condition. Could use a good cleaning. 1 fitting where the handle meets the Axel has a crack, hence the hose clamp making it fully functional. New part is about $10 if it's a big concern. These sell for around $400 new. $150 shipped within the...

Have you looked into any of these new claims of pest control with specific light spectrums? Any thoughts? I see a lot of various UVC talk and just hear 505nm green to put spider mites on the run :confused:

Are you running these all the way through bloom in like a 6" square pot? :peace:

I am sitting over here scratching my head :confused: The idea of measuring feed input and runoff output has some validity in standard nutrient solutions but you are not using a standard nutrient solution. The Advanced Liquid base products are intended to be run within a range of nutrient...

This flower was grown under Hortilux Blue MH. No doubt the quality was supreme. You would need more watts of the MH to match the ppfd of HPS and especially modern LED's. Them Damn Utility Bills!!!

Hortilux Blue really "Shined" as a Veg lamp. Had certain circumstance gone a different direction on a global scale I am sure the conversation would be different at this point. Just a few things I could have seen making a difference in the way tech has shifted - energy prices would have had to...

Having used HPS, MH and many LED Products. This is the spectrum I have been most happy with thus far. Beautiful to work under and grows nice chunky / frosty flowers. I have not done lab testing on finished products but the power savings and savings from not buying lamps has won out. This...

It goes even deeper than chemical composition. The eye opener for me was the difference in flower structure from the same genetic grown under different light sources. Years ago I was testing a few things and it blew my mind how much more bag appeal HPS flower had over Hortilux Blue. Ya, the mh...

I agree with you on paper. But having ran Hortilux Blue vs Super HPS a long while back - the Blue grown flower was gorgeous and truly top shelf in exterior appearance, the hps flower was always way chunkier and for some reason preferred by everyone that smoke the finished product :confused...

"However, the penetration depth of HID lights can still offer advantages in certain grow setups, particularly when lighting large areas or deep canopies." Led had been superior for penetration and even ppfd distribution for some time. HPS is all about the infra-red end of the spectrum. Not...

The last sentence alone I would say is incorrect. The only area still somewhat debatable is Spectrum. But at this point the trade off's are making that topic a wash :peace:

It happens with aero-hydro for sure! Can't keep these Mini-Moms out of the lights! :hump: