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RQS Northern Light Auto, Wilma, 60/40

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1987
4 years ago
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Strain
00seeds2 - 00 KUSH
Northern Light Automatic
Royal Queen Seeds
Growing it
Normal
Resistance
Strong
Very forgiving strain - I very nearly did it serious damage by overfeeding, but she recovered very well.
The Outcome
Week 13
Harvest
What's on the scales?
23
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
111
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
1
ft²
Grow Room size
0.23
g / watt
23
g / m²
23
g / plant
1
plant / m²
100
watt / m²
Nutrients
Would happily use again.
Need to be very careful using this and follow the instructions. It works well.
Commented by
AirDuster AirDuster
4 years ago
Love the look ans smell of this one, and look forward to her drying out and curing. Will add dry weight later.
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Grow Questions
AirDuster
AirDusterstarted grow question 4 years ago
Dear Growbuddies, should I harvest yet, or give it a little more time?
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Bud_Spencer
Bud_Spenceranswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi Airduster , my Tip for that what i see give your Girl 7-9 days more. She will thanks you :)
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DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420week 13
Picking Northern Light Automatic was a wonderfull choice!
Jef79
Jef79week 13
Well done buddy.. Great diary.. Stay safe n best of luck in future grows.. 😁👍🍀
Lillau
Lillauweek 13
🔝👍🌱😉
AirDuster
AirDusterweek 4
So, it turns out that the small print is super important on LED wattage advertising. Long story short: my lights say they're 600w LED, my power meter say they're 100w. The 100w draw is indusputable, so my lights can't be 600w - right? Wrong. It turns out that the way LED's are marketed is not by how much actual power they consume, but by the potential of each of the individual LEDs to consume power if they're used at full capacity. They're not used at full capacity, and so the discrepancy. Buyer beware. 600w is 100 actual w. This leads me to more questions. 1. Is wattage even important as a concept in growing? 2. How can I measure what's important to measure - both in the spectrum and in the light output, or is all this just a case of being baffled by bullshit, an that very little of it matters. Plant a seed, water it, feed it, make sure it gets some light and wait. I'm no biologist, but I'm guessing that broadly speaking more light equates to better photosynthesis which equates in some way to healthier, better yielding plants. It seems that PAR is the value to measure or aim at, but I have no idea how. 3. What is the difference in yield between a 100w and a 600w light, assuming all else is the same?