Recent content by DaMasterBeef

Damn this thread blew up!! I love my Vipar 300W! And I just ordered a 450w for the next go around. Maybe one day I can grow up and have a cool advertiser logo next to my avatar.

Just this one. About to chop my first plant. 12/12 from seed and looking like about an ounce

They do run hot in a small area so ventilation is necessary. That's the only place I've been getting fucked. Too dry where I'm at

I'll go cob eventually. For now and for my own purposes the spectra does just fine. This is my first go and I have 4 plants in a perpetual set up. For 2 you will be fine with the 300 but I wish I had bought the 450 in my situation.

Love the 300w myself. Gonna buy a second

I'm not the best at determining deficiencies so a little help is a appreciated. This is my White Widow in her 4th week of flower. She is in ocean forest soil and has been receiving fox farm nutes once a week at 3/4 strength. She is under a 300W LED light about 18 inches from canopy. I have...

Been adding 2 T per gallon. I should up it to 3 eh?

well, I the lower leaves never healed after moving the light 6 inches but the newer growth still seemed to have burn. I thought mag as well but didn't know if led lighting would cause similar effects. I think I have a little of both going on. Epsom salt works well as a solution does it not?

Not sure cause it's happening to lower leaves as well

When you say silica, how would you add it? Is there an organic supplement for it?

Have you guys experienced light burn with the light being about a foot from the top of the canopy? I'm seeing a paling of top leaves. I was worried about mag deficiency but I'm not sure

Oh is exactly 6.5 and that action has already been done about 4 days ago. I just added some compost tea of mollasses and bat guano (0-5-0) which should help, we will see.

Was thinking so myself. Easy way to fix this late in flowering??

Didn't want to post apparently

Under 300w led full spectrum. New growth is beautiful and green.