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Garlic breath month vedge flipped 2 days ago..60watts 2700k
Oh dude... you know I hadn’t thought of that but I won’t forget. I better roll me joint in the next two weeks and I’m gonna coat the outside in as much live resin off those close frosty trim leaves as possible! I’m glad you said that.frugal minds UNITE! ID love to rub a joint on those flowers omfg!
Oh dude... you know I hadn’t thought of that but I won’t forget. I better roll me joint in the next two weeks and I’m gonna coat the outside in as much live resin off those close frosty trim leaves as possible! I’m glad you said that.
Auto viking Thor at 80+ days grown under six 11w 2700k leds from Ikea with the globes removed. I love these lights
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In my case i think it was a ph/deficiency issue early on in flower wich i managed to sort out before it got completey out of hand. I still reckon they are coming along nicely all things considered. They have been in flowering around 60 days give or take a few.Hey Bajson,
looks good there, pretty flowers... hey how many of those 80 days are flowering? my bubblegum's leaves are doing close to the same things as that Viking Thor at six weeks flower. They started fading at week 4-5 and have been fading/dying rapidly since. It looks like the colas will be fine and dandy for the most part but it concerns me. It's only one out of 3 strains in the room doing that though. The buddy that gave me the cut said his outdoor plant's leaves faded and dropped quick/early. It worries me seeing the the fan leaves that are half inside the buds have dead material... I'll cry tears if I get Botrytis.
In my case i think it was a ph/deficiency issue early on in flower wich i managed to sort out before it got completey out of hand. I still reckon they are coming along nicely all things considered. They have been in flowering around 60 days give or take a few.
Anybody see any UL/CSA/ETL labelling on the bulb?
I have noticed in the past cheap Chinese LED bulbs have 2 major errors. Because they do not have internal labs to actually measure things they make educated guesses.
- Lumens are calculated or worse the highest number is copied from the LED manufacturer's website. (Worst case is the 900 lumen SSC-P7 flashlight even after SSC revised the max output to 800 lumens.)
- Power is LED power, not line power. A 5 Luxeon 1 LED bulb is often quoted as 5 watts. 5 Luxeons use 6.25 watts at 350 mA. Add in 85% efficiency of the supporting electronics and the 5 watt bulb is over 7 watts.
(Hint: UL won't test LED bulbs for safety until input power/output lumens is tested by a UL approved lab.)
Philips has a 4 watt 320 lumen candle bulb on HD.ca (post bulb on HD.com). Unfortunately it only has an E26 base (E14 230V in the amazon.co.uk).
I think Philips is waiting to clear their 3W 180 lumen old stock before releasing the bulb with a E12 base. Meanwhile the factory that makes the old Philips bulb continue making variations of them and selling them to Walmart.
Where are these glass globe bulbs?
They're not at my Walmart??
I was at everyone’s favorite cheap LED store, when I saw something interesting...
9w 800 lm Non-dimmable plastic globe
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6.5w 800 lm Dimmable glass globe
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9w 750 lm Non-dimmable plastic globe
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9w 1100 lm Dimmable glass globe
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Anyone else seeing the trend here? The dimmable glass globe versions are killing the non dimmable plastic ones we normally use. Is the increase in efficiency due to the glass globe or dimmable driver? The bases of the two bulbs look different, I wonder what kind of setup is inside?
11w 1500 lm dimmable glass globe is the best advertised efficiency I’ve seen yet @ 136.4 lm/w!
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Edit: apparently this is what’s on the inside.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9QKj4W0WdDM