Search results

despite the lack of heat from led lighting panels some are powerful enough to bleach leafs if within 6", mainly the 500w+ led panels will do this but some smaller ones with the ir and uv can do it as well

Heres a basic layout for lights Color Spectrum for the 2 phases 5000k-7200k spectrum for vegative (7200k being the best for bushy plants) 2000k-5000k spectrum for flower (2000k being the best for bigger buds) Area of coverage by lighting method. HPS and MH: 100w- 1'x1' Grow Space 150w-...

With the size room you can use and equipment your looking at minus the tent i would doubt you would see the temps rise more than a degree or two

op dumb question shoulda reread your getting a cool tube and oh yeah more then enough to cool that 600w

Just think of it this way the bigger the room the easier it is to keep cool the 430cfm fan will draw most of the heat out and away from the hood. oh wait i forgot to ask are you using or going to be using an air cooled hood? if not that fan is still big enough to move the heat out of the area

you can build the wall kinda like this but to the size that you need

most defiantly would outweigh getting a tent and would most likely cost less. If i had a room i could grow in i would ditch my tent in a heart beat and use it only for germ and early veging, or as a drying tent.

Okay im putting together a small chart for newbies and going to ask the staff to sticky it under newbie central, the only problem is im missing the info for flouro grows t5 and induction and need the input to finish the chart. Here is what i have: Heres a basic layout for lights HPS and MH...

sorry i was wrong on the hid lights as well those were the general stats for those light not the growing stats. heres a link to the growing stats http://boards.cannabis.com/basic-growing/45691-hid-lighting-coverage-area-data.html

even cheaper way to build the wall frame is use 1/2" pvc cost less than wood and nails and can be taken down whenever you want to

just build a wall frame and put the mylar or panda film up as if it were the drywall

ditch the tent for sure get panda film or mylar for the walls and ceiling and panda film or ceramic tiles for the floor. might want to bump up to a 1000w light for the area also, keep the hurricane and use it for cooling the light

actually i should correct myself with the mercury vapor it should not be used as the primary light to grow and only should be used in a large grow space as they give off an extreme amount of heat, but they can benefit at the end of flower because they give off a good bit of UVB light which will...

lol okay man plz do check it out, i will try building one here in the next few weeks to see how it goes hopefully i can get a good inline fan by then to, im using only a duct booster to exhaust air from tent thru hood then out with a 6" duct booter pulling air from my air conditioner into the tent

Heres a basic layout for lights HPS and MH: 1000w- 8'x8' to 10'x10' area 600w- 6'x6' to 8'x8' area 400w- 4'x4' to 6'x6' area 250w- 2'x2' to 3'x3' area 150w- 1'x1' to 2'x2' area 100w- 1'x1' only CFL to be equivalent to 250w hid: 150w per square foot for veg 300w per square foot for flower...

as long as they are 45 actual watts and not equivalent watts then yes they would help a little. bulb temps of 5000k-7200k are good for veg with 7200k being the best

the bulbs themselves say the actual wattage on the base, only the package says the equivalent because people are to damn retarded and think oh this bulb is only 23 watts thats going to be dim as hell when in fact 23w is equivalent to a 100w incandescent

they would for seedlings but after a couple weeks you would need much more light

Okay so today i was looking at carbon filters and silencers and thought to myself why are there 2 giant ass contraptions when they could be combined into one rig without the added waste of space and weight. So drew up a quick sketch of a DIY silencer/scrubber all in one. Any thoughts or possible...

yeah still hold to my word that it looks like light bleaching how far away is your led and whats the wattage of it