Help with CFL light

BlueDieselDog

BlueDieselDog

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BudmanTX said:
just an fyi, there is a list out of all the organic stuff to use in a garden it gives the npk of each one, i know its out cause i'm the one who put it up in a discussion or a thread may wanna have a look through, start a compost bin and use then list the the dirt that you have at your disposal, who know you might be able to help other farmers in the area with there crops as well with it....
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I have a list of npk values already. Don't know any other of this type of farmer in the area, as it's really not something anybody would advertise (due to the prison or worse sentence if rumbled)
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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Cletus clem said:
More directional in that the light is more focused in one spot instead of all directions? Yes. Taking the diffuser off is the biggest factor. With it on it behhaves more like a cfl but still provides better spectrum and par. Popping off or cutting and modifying the diffuser is like putting it in hyper overdrive! A more intense, focused, unfiltered beam. If you difnt catch it before, these will burn your plants! I can run my setup 15" off the canopy with no stretching. Ill doodle up a little diagram of spacing and spread for ya, hopefully it helps!
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appreciate that.....think by looking i might have to raise the light a little bit, by looking at it this morning....
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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BlueDieselDog said:
I have a list of npk values already. Don't know any other of this type of farmer in the area, as it's really not something anybody would advertise (due to the prison or worse sentence if rumbled)
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naw i don't want ya to go to jail or anything. Those npk values also help in reg farming, such as tomatos, bell peppers, peppers etc, hope you get the idea. Thats how i work my soils in the main part.
 
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