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[AutoWonders]

Vertical growth for both White Widows is complete and the non reflector plant ended up about an inch and a half taller. The buds are still smaller than the reflector light buds. It appears that the reflector plant is going to finish early.

 

[HemiSync]

Vertical growth for both White Widows is complete and the non reflector plant ended up about an inch and a half taller. The buds are still smaller than the reflector light buds. It appears that the reflector plant is going to finish early.

Interesting indeed. Thanks for the updates.

 

[bakEQuatorial]

Vertical growth for both White Widows is complete and the non reflector plant ended up about an inch and a half taller. The buds are still smaller than the reflector light buds. It appears that the reflector plant is going to finish early.

Great info! Looking forward to more updates!

Any pics, bro?


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[HemiSync]

Any pics, bro?

They don’t do photos of any kind. I asked once before.

 

[AutoWonders]

Heading into the last few weeks of the White Widow/rice hulls/reflector/non reflector test and the reflector plant will indeed finish earlier, however it will have smaller yield. The non reflector light has bulked up more and is tighter. It will have a larger yield. Next run I'm planning on doing another reflector/non reflector test with two supers.

 

[HemiSync]

Heading into the last few weeks of the White Widow/rice hulls/reflector/non reflector test and the reflector plant will indeed finish earlier, however it will have smaller yield. The non reflector light has bulked up more and is tighter. It will have a larger yield. Next run I'm planning on doing another reflector/non reflector test with two supers.

Be sure to tag me in when you do. I got a couple reflectors for my next run and was considering doing a side by side with them.

 

[bakEQuatorial]

Heading into the last few weeks of the White Widow/rice hulls/reflector/non reflector test and the reflector plant will indeed finish earlier, however it will have smaller yield. The non reflector light has bulked up more and is tighter. It will have a larger yield. Next run I'm planning on doing another reflector/non reflector test with two supers.

Do a glass lens reflector next. I love mine and would like to see how they do in comparison tests. I never miss your updates bro!


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[AutoWonders]

Do a glass lens reflector next.

That is interesting. I haven't looked at other reflectors for a while (I'm gonna). Do you run it start to finish? What benefits does it have?

 

[AutoWonders]

I got a couple reflectors for my next run and was considering doing a side by side with them.

Nice, we can use as much info as possible for different strains and how our lights make them behave. It's fun too.

 

[bakEQuatorial]

That is interesting. I haven't looked at other reflectors for a while (I'm gonna). Do you run it start to finish? What benefits does it have?

I was told it focuses light better. Works like car light lenses but at larger angle 80-90 degress. Car lights are like 15 degrees or so i think.

I used them from week 2 onwards cos thats when i got them. My area is not fully enclosed so i need minimum light loss. I believe these lenses have helped me do that. Great for focusing lights on one area. Not good for max spread.


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