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I'm not sure how its wired, I dont want to cause afire, I thought it was simple to replace the driver, but the risk isn't worth the small savings...I'm going to get a new light instead, seems safer than trying to fix these ones!

Ya, I'm lost with all of this. I cant find one that matches what was inside prior. I'll look for a different light that comes assembled lol. Thanks for the help, but this is not my domain.

Thank you for your reply...I will check it out and see if I can find one with lower voltage. The panels have 2 positives and 2 negatives coming from them...I'm guessing I can tie each set of two wires to the driver?...most drivers have only 3 wires to connect,not 4.

You can see the same 2 pieces went bad, in all 10 panels. Lights were a year old.

I'm wondering if anyone can help me find a driver for this led light...the previous one got fired during a blackout. The driver would be better with a plug.

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Im not sure who you're trying to fool with this pic, but that is not a 4 oz plant and no chance in hell it's 7+ oz's! Not even wet weight! You have cfl bulbs hanging over it, small airy buds..that plant in the picture is no more than 2 oz's dry weight!!!

Maybe for UK they are different, but shipping elsewhere takes weeks to even send out and months to receive! Very slow process, very poor service! Order in november if you want seeds for february!

It's not an issue during mid to late flower to have temps 'backwards'..meaning higher during lights out. At the initiation of flowering...warmer nights help initiate flowering, but after your stretch is done and heading into the final phases...it wont have too much of an effect. To avoid any...

With lighting being adequate to begin with....the effect warmer nights, as compared to day (lights on) temps, will have, is less stretch of your plants. Vice versa, having cooler nights to days will create more stretch. The greater the difference, the more it will stretch, or not stretch...

They sure seem to take their time shipping out an order! By the time they send it, it seems i would have already gotten it from another bank. This is going to delay my winter grow...i should have ordered in october to ensure delivery by end of december!

gta, i didnt know you can order from, i thought it was a pricing/description catalogue. Either way, their payment methods don't work for me, and ordering seems prehistoric. 70 plus 20 for shipping is quite a bit more than what im used to paying for those seeds. I would spend around 60 and get...

Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately the processor does not work for canada. It's become too difficult to purchase seeds now, i'll try to stress one of my females to produce some lol.

I was wondering if anyone knows of a place that one can order critical kush (barney's farm) seeds from, and be able to pay with a credit card. Local canadian sellers are way too expensive in every facet, so im looking for european sellers. Seedsman is not an option as they do not accept my...

no, the microbes will be happy, the plant would die! LOL..you guys are too funny! Happy groqwing to all, im off this site again, i come only to help, but too many trolls like bernie spewing his stupidity and wasting time with senseless, idiotic comments, i can fill my time teaching people who...

If water drips on the leaves einstein, under lights..yes, the light will cause a burn (spot), where the water dripped. Either way, im done with this thread, let him flush or steer him down a path to chase his tail over a couple spots on a leaf or two lol. happy growing, i dont need to waste my...

I don't need a lesson in plant biology, but thank you. For your information, and i won't repeat it, do your research, synthetic microbes DO NOT KILL SOIL BACTERIA!!! It's a myth that most of you follow blindly! Yes, excess will kill them, but it would also kill the plant. Fact is, bacteria...

No it's not the same salts, in organics nutrients are stored in more complex molecules, but it can still be too much. There are super soils that are just too hot for certain plants or at certain stages. Too much of anything is usually bad :)

Something you don't understand? lol yes, handling the plant..it can get dinged up over time and have some odd yellow spots, or yes, when water gets on them under the light, they get burnt and get spots. This is old news!

You're wasting your time checking runoff..you're using organic, or somewhat of an organic fertilizer and ffof is not inert either..it has amendments that will not show up on a ppm meter.