To get three 2.5-3 a light with gavitas think 25 sq ft per light. No isles, tables on rollers that close up covering a rectangular area 1 ft surrounded by walls. Think of it like this. An old school digital ballast hood setup covers a 4x4 area 16 sq ft. My 14 lighter covered 224 sq ft. I can illuminate the same foot print now using 9 gavitas and you could pull 28 for 9 Gavita lights hitting 3 a light. Just like I would pull 28 on my 14 lighter hitting 2 a light.
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Gavitas, Og's and rockwool
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Silent, well chlorophyll is present in bud sites, that pigment can capture light energy and photosynthesis can take place. And yeah, that's the whole point of defoiliating , giving those lower buds light so that they are not popcorn.
Kula, 100 grams per square foot. Grams per watt are irrelevant to me. Read early discussions. 2.4 per is our minimum per light. With only 11 square foot a light. Grams per watt is not a concern, especially with regulations pertaining to square footage not wattage.
Yeah I get what you are saying kula, but 100g a square for a 25sqft spread would be 5.5 lbs a light lol I think 2.4 on the low average for 11sqft is just fine, and I'd if you add up square footage yields 2.4 on 11sqft blows 3 on 25sqft out of the water
Kula, 100 grams per square foot. Grams per watt are irrelevant to me. Read early discussions. 2.4 per is our minimum per light. With only 11 square foot a light. Grams per watt is not a concern, especially with regulations pertaining to square footage not wattage.
Yeah I get what you are saying kula, but 100g a square for a 25sqft spread would be 5.5 lbs a light lol I think 2.4 on the low average for 11sqft is just fine, and I'd if you add up square footage yields 2.4 on 11sqft blows 3 on 25sqft out of the water
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And do you mean 5x5 spreads and rolling tables like This?
It works, but again, I keep.finding yield per sqft not being as good
It works, but again, I keep.finding yield per sqft not being as good
What strain is that 2nd pic in post#83?
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Thanks for all the great info. Diggin these rw setups.
Thanks for all the great info. Diggin these rw setups.
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Kingace00, I actually went back to soaking at 5.5. I played with ph a lot, had great results at different conditioning ph and feed ph. It's strange, in the last two years, I have been plagued by ph issues that don't plague most. I constantly have to test my run off and adjust my feed ph accordingly. Now I'm just fully saturating the cubes, letting them sit for 30 min. , stacking them to drain then plugging the starts and watering minimally until their roots are established.
Sturgeongeneral, it's an unnamed sativa variety with unknown heritage.
And thanks fastracks
Sturgeongeneral, it's an unnamed sativa variety with unknown heritage.
And thanks fastracks
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GDP
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Flush mode
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Flush mode
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i switched to mills a and b jahshaka. pure blend works, so does mills. didnt notice any change in fragance. though mills seems to pack on a little more weight. and thanks
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So that's how close they are vegged, and then some finished cookies
Them cookies look real good. What sort of bloom booster do you run?
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Moab. Weak 7/8. I'm revamping the entire set up though....... it'll get interesting here in a few weeks.
Is that what you were using with the botanicare as a booster??
