[oneshot]

I took some time off actually because I was very discouraged with what happened to the last grow. Seeds everywhere in the plants. I am not 100% sure how it happened either. I think it they got pollinated when I removed a male plant from the tent :( Anyways, enough of that!

Took about 5 months off from the last grow. Completely changed my setup and have started back up! Check out the grow in my sig for the last round.

This round will be 5 seeds of Cannabiogen Peyote Purple and 5 seeds of TGA Qush. They will be growing in Hempy Coco buckets. Last round was a Perlite/Vermiculite mix.

Light:
Lumigrow ES330 LED

Right now the seeds are sitting in their starter cups. Once they sprout above ground I will start with the visuals.

I will be posting pictures here along the way and videos over at my youtube channel, https://www.youtube.com/user/oneshotgrow

I hope you come along with me on this journey! I'll bring the weed.

Picture from last grow:

[medmaker420]

can't wait to see the led grow and video updates

[vukman]

subbed in here :-)......I know we've not 'met' but I'm a big believer in the LED's so just wanted to wish you all the best with this...

Good Luck.........and may the growing Gods be with you..

[Socrates]

Subbed

[analogue]

very nice genetics and nice light.

good luck.

[oneshot]

Thanks for the blessings!

We have officially begun:

[Socrates]

If you don't mind my asking, how much did you pay for the 330? I don't have the space or the cash for it at the moment, but if I did, that light is what I would go for. Very nice, excited to see what you can do with it.

[oneshot]

Originally Posted by Socrates

If you don't mind my asking, how much did you pay for the 330? I don't have the space or the cash for it at the moment, but if I did, that light is what I would go for. Very nice, excited to see what you can do with it.

Was just under $1100 from Greners

[Socrates]

Ouch. Well, in this case, you do get what you pay for - that is one well-made machine.

On another note, you mentioned in the video that you are running the lamp on all-blue for veg. I understand that blue is generally better for vegetative growth, so if one had limited wattage, it would be better to go with a blue-spectrum light for veg. But in this case, it seems like kind of a waste to not use all of the fixture's power. Is the worry that if they get too much red the plants will stretch more? I always tended to assume that more light is better, once the plants are big enough to handle it.

I am, most likely, completely ass backwards about this. That said, it might be interesting to do a comparison - run one round with just the blue spectrum for veg, and then one round with both, see what gets better results. I'd certainly be curious to see.

[oneshot]

Originally Posted by Socrates

Ouch. Well, in this case, you do get what you pay for - that is one well-made machine.

On another note, you mentioned in the video that you are running the lamp on all-blue for veg. I understand that blue is generally better for vegetative growth, so if one had limited wattage, it would be better to go with a blue-spectrum light for veg. But in this case, it seems like kind of a waste to not use all of the fixture's power. Is the worry that if they get too much red the plants will stretch more? I always tended to assume that more light is better, once the plants are big enough to handle it.

I am, most likely, completely ass backwards about this. That said, it might be interesting to do a comparison - run one round with just the blue spectrum for veg, and then one round with both, see what gets better results. I'd certainly be curious to see.

This early on, I don't really need to bother with red spectrum. When they get about 2-3 weeks old, I will juice the red up to keep them bushy. Red light will keep the plants short and bushy really. I just don't feel like wasting power right now