Bubba Cheese Auto, Lemon Juice Express Auto grow diary (journal) week1 by chuckd76

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@chuckd76, I have heard good things about them but never seen any in person. So can't really say from any experience. I have a good friend that run the Fluence Bioengineering LED and they are some of the best I have ever seen But also one of the most expensive as well lol That's the company I'm going to go with if I grab any LEDs but for now I'm sticking with my HID's Anyways viparspectra is still a good brand just like I said early I have not seen one in action in person o

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 16 years ago

i use the 26 watt Led for seedlingsstage. after around 21 days i go with stronger light. for more questions just ask with an @ in front of my name or use reply button

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chuckd76commentedweek 56 years ago

I spoke with a local grower yesterday and showed him pictures of the girls. We discussed everything and came to the conclusion that I over watered after the tea application and may have washed the majority out from the plants. So I am gonna dry them out for a few days and then add tea later this week. Any other suggestions appreciated..

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Thee_HoffGuyycommentedweek 16 years ago

Good luck on your grow!! hope you find a light👍 Happy Growing an Plentiful Harvests🙏

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Fruitgrowercommented6 years ago

@chuckd76, I'm using a vipraspectra 250w in a fairly small tent. And honestly I like it for the price £79 but it does seem to keep the tent hotter than I expected too. I'm wondering if one of the two fans doesn't work maybe.... But for the seedling stage you can have it with just the blue light on and then pump up to dual spec when the plant is happyy and growing more. We'll see how it does, check out my grow

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Thee_HoffGuyycommented6 years ago

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chuckd76commented6 years ago

@Thee_HoffGuyy, i am looking into viparspectra. Any info on these leds?

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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 56 years ago

Looking pretty 😊.

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Athoscommentedweek 16 years ago

I use screw in LED bulbs for veg; cheap to buy and operate, generate very little heat, will keep internodes realy short. You need 30 watts per sq ft. If you want to see what they can do, check some of my diaries.

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Wachsemiliancommentedweek 96 years ago

looks all fine to me good job😎👍👌

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