bro i dont want to be rude, but tell me what made you laugh i want to laugh too
13/11 light schedule during flowering
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then what is it? how do you explain eclipses? are you a terraplanist too? lol
Star Dog
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Yeah that sounds feasible I've just assumed it was daylight hours related.
Out of curiosity i had a quick look to see how much uv changed through the year in equatorial countries but I couldn't see a straightforward graph.
uv is height related and not so much season related , think about it, in the equator they get 12/12 so i think, the higher you go (mountains) the less uv is lost in the atmosphere
bless
It legit cracked me up......you know....like from deep within....
Life is pretty funny at times. life's simple pleasures.
Okay not being a dick.... being told something scientific from a professional article reader
was part of it....
Plus a quick google search doesn't negate going and seeing for yourself.
Its for you, whoever you are, the one who will catalog what you see of higher value to what you are told
yeah whatsup?
Why would you assume he came to this consensus with one plant? Stardogs been growing for a while mate im sure its from overall experience that he has built up his opinions on it
Star Dog
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Metals are not cooler than the ambient temps.
They feel cooler to touch because they conduct heat away from your hand better.
weedstoner420
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I'm not sure what TGA refers to. Here's a post with some pics though: https://www.rollitup.org/t/tga-by-others.339548/post-17457847
If you're at 13.5 hours and it's still flowering, that's cool. I'd imagine that's close to the limit for some plants, some might not flower at all on 13.5 hours of light, and some might end up with loose/leafy buds with lots of reflowering...
so you are giving me the reason, and no im not a proffesional article reader, im an open minded young dude lol,
i have vast knowleadge that tells me moon is reflecting sun light and the cooling effect things experience by night is because radiative cooling or heat transfer, just like the metal
oh and carefull , im not saying things get cold because they radiate heat to space via ir, im saying thats whats helping them like 10-20 percent, the rest is heat transfer with cold ambient air
oh and btw that ambient air is cold because of the earth radiating heat to space so.. do you even get my point? wth is dude saying that moon is not reflecting sun light and if you go and hide from moon light you are hotter? bullshit, you are hotter because you aint radiating heat to space thats it
prove me wrong
bless
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Star Dog
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You sure talk a lot, can you back it up with pictures or do you just talk?
did you mean me?
current grow total spent 120 dollars including electricity; this is week 4 flower
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Star Dog
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@m1100 no bud I wasn't meaning you.
Idk about moonlight temps but there's no doubt in my mind that it's reflected light.
Light itself can't be seen we only see what it hits, so it's probably safe to say the fact we can see it tells us it's reflecting light?
Yes to the best of my knowledge different materials fell different to the touch because of the rate they transfer heat away from your hand.so you are giving me the reason, and no im not a proffesional article reader, im an open minded young dude lol,
i have vast knowleadge that tells me moon is reflecting sun light and the cooling effect things experience by night is because radiative cooling or heat transfer, just like the metal
oh and carefull , im not saying things get cold because they radiate heat to space via ir, im saying thats whats helping them like 10-20 percent, the rest is heat transfer with cold ambient air
oh and btw that ambient air is cold because of the earth radiating heat to space so.. do you even get my point? wth is dude saying that moon is not reflecting sun light and if you go and hide from moon light you are hotter? bullshit, you are hotter because you aint radiating heat to space thats it
prove me wrong
bless
Idk about moonlight temps but there's no doubt in my mind that it's reflected light.
Light itself can't be seen we only see what it hits, so it's probably safe to say the fact we can see it tells us it's reflecting light?
for sure buddy moonlight is jus that, light reflected from the sun, above me a guy was saying some bs xd
bless
NEScrogger
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I love how people over complicate things. Quite simply put 13/11 will lower your yield a bit- but it will increase your quality. I would not flip to flower using 13/11 . As is seems to slow growth a bit. So I like to do 12/12 for initial flower and then switch to 13/11 for fruiting. Feel Free to experiment but this information comes from renowned growers 