that funny as fuck im getting attitude from a noob. if only you knew who i was and what ive contributed on a international scale i think you would treat me differentJust like you are worrying about me?
It doesn't take rocket science to read the forum and LEARN.
So because i am on my first grow means i am know nothing that needs to keep my mouth shut and know my role?
What i said to him was help and was supported by more than 1 post. Tough shit if you can't handle my posts. Use the ignore.
And if you read my post instead of bitching at me, you would have saw that I DID HELP HIM OUT. I gave him 2 names of 2 people doing awesome vertical grows that he could look at and instantly have his questions answered, IF HE WOULD HAVE READ. But what am i thinking...you didn't read either. Go figure..
that funny as fuck im getting attitude from a noob. if only you knew who i was and what ive contributed on a international scale i think you would treat me different
its a big problem with yanks blowing there own trumpet.
if only you knew who i was and what ive contributed on a international scale i think you would treat me different
i've never been convinced enough to try vertical, but i'm lucky enough to get great yields in horizontal.
something to throw into the fray
apparently plants can use diffuse light better then direct light, because diffuse light (such as comes from your dimpled reflector) drives photosythesis better.
VG
Diffuse light is better because it better reaches lower leaves along with upper leaves which provides higher total rate of photosynthesis. Direct light is more intense, hotter light (ex., the hot spot under an HID) while the diffuse light is less intense, less hot and more evenly spread out (ex., the light that is not in the hot spot). The diffuse light more evenly lights the canopy which is good. Diffuse light often means less stretching because more red light reaches into the canopy vs direct light where most red light gets absorbed at the top of the canopy, this is important because the ratio of red to far-red light intracnaopy causes stretching (less red light intraconpoy means plants think they are getting shaded), far-red light transmitts through the upper canopy thus there is more far-red light intracanopy in direct light which can mean more stretching. Also, direct light means the upper canopy leaves will reach light saturation more quickly and continue past light saturation point which is when photoinhibition starts and loss of quantum efficiency (turning photons into photosynthesis takes place).
VG, you like an experiment buddy, I am surprised you have not strung one up, my first one pretty much convinced me it is the way to go, abeit with the proviso that you need to get the planting and system thought out and sorted, I think that side is a bit trickier than 2D growing. It is screaming for Scrogging IMO.... Not that many 3D scrogs, yet.. ;-)