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Yeah they are a little pricey but that is usually how new products are I guess. I have found a place online that is selling them cheaper than most people though. https://www.4hydro.com/rocket-plasma-system $870.00 for one and $1600.00 for two.

Is that grow documented any where other than the few photos on instagram? http://instagram.com/hydrolifestyle I would love to see what their buds turned out looking like considering they are using the Plasma Rocket.

I am looking forward to seeing this Plasma go through flower OP. Thanks for documenting this :bigjoint:

Ahhh I see, the space I will be using to grow will only be 4'x4' at most so the 3' spine centered in the middle will only leave 6 inches on both ends left over. So its just about perfect for my space needs. Thanks for looking out for me though :bigjoint:

I thought about that but the Spydr fixture will make it easier for me to hang and place them. Plus, the fixture is almost $400 cheaper than buying 6 individual bars. I am not to educated in led technology so I am not sure why it is better to have a driver in the bar than in the spine of the...

That is exactly what I plan on doing with the Spydr 600. More than likely I will have a rocket plasma over head and the Spydr 600 placed vertically so the 3' BML bars run along the stems of my plants from floor to ceiling.

The mix you suggested of 3000k, 5000k, & 625 looks good. A CRI of 95 and more similar to the sun than the spectrum I posted in my last post. The micromoles are a little lower than the last spectrum but. I would rather have it more like the sun than anything I think. Copying nature would seem to...

The more I look at your spectrum compared to the at600 the more I like your spectrum but. I suppose anything will work for flowering as long as the more red spectrum is there. This is the problem that to many choices gives us lol.

I must say that the "Custom LED Strip" website that BML has is pretty sweet, I have been playing around with led combos for almost 2 days now but. I stumbled across this grow comparison today by Greengenes between an Apache Tech AT600 led and a 1000 watt HPS...

Is the spectrum for your Spydr 600 still the same one you listed a few pages back in this thread? This one http://www.bmlcustom.com/custom-report-details/?partNo=PS3690S101GEAGSEGAGESGAEG ? If so, are you happy with it? Would you change the spectrum in any way? I have been considering using the...

I was wondering why we had not seen an update. I hope everything is going well for you now. Update us when it is convenient for you.

Thanks for the reply Ricky! The system that I have been checking out definitely has a close to 5 gallon fabric pot in it. I verified it by speaking with a seller. This is the system I have been looking at http://www.oxygenpotsystems.com/oxygen-pot-systems-6-site-xl-digital-super-flow-system/

Deus, I have been doing some reading on this Oxygen Pot System lately and just stumbled upon this thread. How do you like the system? Do you have a positive opinion about it after using it?

Excellent, thanks for getting this started. Comparing the "Chameleon Grow Systems " plasma and the "Rocket Plasma" from what I have been able to see and read online (no 1st hand experience w/ either), as far as using one lamp through out the entire cannabis grow if the "Rocket Plasma" truly...

For the sake of research and smoking fatties. I say, "Dooooooo itttttt!".

Thanks for the reply, I am anxious to see this thing in action. This "Rocket Plasma" may be what I need. I need a low heat and low wattage light that can flower up some dense nugs and provide some UVB all in one light and this looks like it has all that. If it can deliver on the dense nugs then...

I have only seen the 3000k bulb option for sale online so far. Did they offer any other spectrum bulbs when you ordered your Rocket Plasma? Just curious.

I want to believe this Plasma can do what the company says it will. It would just be nice to verify it. I will buy a few of these if they do. For those that don't know. Here is a link to the spectrum http://www.rocketplasma.com/portfolio/technical-specs-and-lighting-geeks/

I will pull up a chair for this one. Do you have a spectrometer by chance? I am betting the answer is "no" hopefully you will surprise me lol. It would be nice to verify the spectrum through an outside source that doesn't have anything to do with the company that makes them.

If I choose to use them I will be using them in an enclosed cabinet where heat seems to be my biggest enemy. I understand they need more of the red spectrum so i thought that I could use four of these http://www.bmlhorticulture.com/led-light-bar-grow-max-spectrum/ for that running along both...