Recent content by bpbudeman

I've had pretty good luck beating moth and worms using them on my outdoor grows around the perimeter. We may be able to smell it. The particles fall to the ground, y'all just want to place them a few feet from your girls, hang em' high. Had a nice Harvest growing outdoors, I always wash my buds...

No they sure don't, these are from week number 6 using only LED's.

Is this a good or bad thing - in my flower room I have 4 bulb 4' T-5 (a bit off-set of center) & my main light source, are 3 - 240 Watt Blackstar for Flowering LED panels - I'm medicated as is usual the older I get, so I'd like some insight into the pros and cons of using both the T5 & LED, or...

What soil mix did you use and how much light are they getting?

Anyone else have any input on the white containers used, I was always lead to believe that roots need dark. So if you can see the dirt thru the container, the roots can see the light = not good for healthy root deveolopment. :?:

Former relocated Hamster here, worked at WWU 5 years ago, returning from Joshua Tree CA for a vacation in July - any Medical Dispensaries or the like in/near B'ham these days?:confused::peace:

:peace: 1 90watt ufo + 2 32 watt cfls= see pics. Results speak for themselves. Affordable Tool 630nm used in this test case producing 6 plants with a modest yeild, but considering the energy savings - it'll do it my book - couldn't be more pleased. :peace:

Using a 90 watt LED, I have a 20" box fan keepin' em movin' and grovin', 2 of 3 weeks from harvest and no need to stake em'.

Agree completely with Iam5toned, the more your stems (roots actually) can withstand as far as air movement, the sturdier your stems to support those massive posies :) Fan(s) =DEFINITELY!