Guest02345
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good to see other new englanders here. pretty fun place up here. im a transplant myself. the weed is better up here than what i thought it would be
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Homer J Pimpin
Homer,
I thought the same thing at first, but did some google searches. It's Plasma Grow Lights.
LEP: The Promises Of Full Spectrum Plant Lighting
Full Article @ http://urbangardenmagazine.com/2010...the-promises-of-full-spectrum-plant-lighting/
I thought the same thing at first, but did some google searches. It's Plasma Grow Lights.
LEP: The Promises Of Full Spectrum Plant Lighting
Full Article @ http://urbangardenmagazine.com/2010...the-promises-of-full-spectrum-plant-lighting/
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guest121295
Hey, have you guys ever grown Master Thai's "Heavenly"? I was reading some of his posts in some hash talk threads that Raco posted up.Seems like quite a funny dude.The posts were from 2007 and I havn't seen the guy around but I have the cut and somebody kept it for a reason, the cuts I find up here in the NE usually turn out pretty good, as a matter of fact, I've yet to find a bad one, like a bigbud type thing...
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skunkburner
Hey Homer, Bi0hazard is corrent. These are the Light Emitting Plasma lamps I'm using:
http://www.gavita-holland.com/index...rolinefixtures/item/gavita-pro-300-lep-2.html
http://www.gavita-holland.com/index...rolinefixtures/item/gavita-pro-300-lep-2.html
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Guest3498
Does gavita make anything with a larger reflector? (or are they planning to?) Would like to try em out at some point but I want something that throws a footprint like a raptor, XXXL or big kahuna, those things look tiny.
3' above the canopy and the gavita has a 6'x6' footprint. my grinderella and chem4 i just posted where under the gavita. these things rock!
your welcome to have my 2 raptors once i upgrade my electrical. I want more gavitas!
your welcome to have my 2 raptors once i upgrade my electrical. I want more gavitas!
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Can you smell the horsepower?
Can you smell the horsepower?
Skunkburner are you tryin to sell me something?
Can you smell the horsepower?
Skunkburner are you tryin to sell me something?
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Guest3498
What sort of cost are we looking at (locally) for the gavitas? 1000's...
$550 per setup. less if you grab a couple i've heard. they only run on 220 btw
Wish gavitas were air coolable.... -.- i would be all over them! Your kinda forced to Use an A/C with them and personally i don't have the space on my circuit to run one.. Do they produce as much heat as a regular HPS? Could you get away with just running an exhaust?
no you would need some air movement. air handler ac imo. too much heat for mini split or less.
If you calculate the cost if your buying quality digi's, big reflectors, and good bulbs you will actually be saving money! People who bitch about the cost are the same people running magnetics and replacing their bulbs every 2 years...
Downside is that it only runs 240, some people who are renting don't have the option to alter the electrical and the fact their not air-coolable.
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Guest3498
Seriously?
The price really isn't all that bad, and this is coming from someone who would never waste money on a lumatek. But if you have to make up for not aircooling them in spades with a much larger AC that's a dealbreaker. I understand why they don't aircool them (cooling the bulb reduces lumen output and all) but wtf...
Tyga, find a dryer plug and you're good, no need to mess with the electrical.
Guest02345
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ive always used 4' parabolics very nice footprint. since im in NE now i guess im going to have to be getting a few aircooled hoods for the heat.
I hear ya brotha... But you need the 240V circuit to go with it :/ lots of apartments don't even have washers haha. People are stuck using the laundry mat -.-
I've been researching the use of Hortilux Blue Spectrum MH's along with HPS's for flowering. Way back I ran one of those Hortilux 1000w combo's that is a single 600W HPS and 400 MH Blue spectrum (all in one bulb).
I wonder what throwing 1 or 2 (400w Hortilux Blue Spectrum's into flowering would do? The combo light definitely created a lot more vigor, expansion in flowering - I'm wondering if this is a better option than HPS's and LED's.
I wonder what throwing 1 or 2 (400w Hortilux Blue Spectrum's into flowering would do? The combo light definitely created a lot more vigor, expansion in flowering - I'm wondering if this is a better option than HPS's and LED's.
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Guest3498
LOL I have one of those old reflectors a buddy gave me years back in my garage right now. "The Mothership".
In the past when I ran 1k mhs next to 1k hps in flower I always noticed the yield was better with the hps, but the nugs were tighter and more resinous with the mh. If you can swing it mixed spectrum is totally the way to go. Toss a couple mh 400's in the flower room, what the worst that can happen?
In the past when I ran 1k mhs next to 1k hps in flower I always noticed the yield was better with the hps, but the nugs were tighter and more resinous with the mh. If you can swing it mixed spectrum is totally the way to go. Toss a couple mh 400's in the flower room, what the worst that can happen?
Jeeyah
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Parabolic
Parabolic
Wow. When you said parabolic I had to think for a second.
Just kidding. Seriously, check out the vertical forum.
Parabolic
Wow. When you said parabolic I had to think for a second.
Just kidding. Seriously, check out the vertical forum.
