Recent content by dubtot

That is interesting. How long are the days outside? The way I figured this would work is if the plants are already into flower. It would make sense that the change in day length might shock them into flowering.

Hey there anyone. I got some advice from an old grower friend of mine. He said that he was able to get an early flower outdoor. His method is this. Start with your plants inside, on a 12/12 schedule for 3 weeks. Now apparently they will stay in flower if you put them outdoors. The only hitch is...

*BUMP* Anyone got an opinion n my spectrum choice? Come on LED users you must have specific spectrums that have worked for you.?.

No nothing, there pretty unheard of and the company only just started up. One guy started using them, on grasscity, but flaked out on his grow. I'll be sure to post some updates if I get one and have a successful grow. The basic principal of the light configuration is the same as for LED's, so I...

Great. Thanks you guys, I'll definitely not do that then. Happy growing:joint:

Meaning it would stay in the room even after the plants are out? Would it also stay on the young plants and then when I move them to flower they self pollinate with the pollen hiding out on them?

Hello, I'm wondering if I was to have a pollinating male and female together in a room with seedlings or clones that have not been preflowered or show any signs of a sex, would the pollin from ether of the mature plants affect the little ones? And if not, at what time would they start to? when...

The fixture I'm looking at is about $800 and it'd be about 150W. I'd say it's a more expensive investment up front compared to LED or anything else, but with the energy savings and the lifetime of the lights which is a lifetime I believe it'll pay for itself. Here's a link to the site...

Hey there you guys. I'm putting together a spectral array for a light chip and I'd like some help with figuring out the specific wavelengths and the ratios at which to run them. The light that I'll be using is similar to an LED, where you can target certain wavelengths and have a certain % per...