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MedCzech's ManCave "Golden Ratio Grow"
Ok, hey to all you who might now know me already. This is not really a grow journal. I will be sharing here some ideas and concepts of what I am doing with all of you and we can use this thread to discuss.
A small background first will be necessary. I am a biomechanist, kinesiologist who specializes in golf. I wrote a book based on some studies I had been doing surrounding the golden ratio. I will post some articles and lots of my previous studies which may not always be directly connected to growing but will help all who would like, to better understand what significance this can have in the grow world and even your entire life. Their is a natural balance which is divinely designed into our universe. I believe the golden ratio is connected to this universal balance. It is demonstrated in nature and to be honest everything if you look close enough.
I am simply taking this concept and translating it over to growing cannabis. In this grow I will be using the ratio to better balance three aspects of this grow;
-The light spectrum ratio of blue to red will start a 66 blue and 33 red in veg transitioning to 33 blue and 66 red in flower.
-Also the intensity of each color spectrum will be kept in ratio as well. With the more dominant color getting the more dominant intensity. This will be monitored using a par meter for now.
-The last thing is the nutrient schedule. This is a lot more complex. Each nutrient interacts with other nutrients in a symbiotic way that is also in the golden ratio believe it or not. You will se a diagram below demonstrating this interaction. This part of the grow will be the most difficult to calculate, and I have only begun to figure this out. There will be much more discussion.
There are many examples of the golden ratio as you can see in nature, and this is just the start. During an unrelated incident, I was working with a concept around quantum physics, and subtle energies when we came across the golden ratio again. We actually discovered that at a subatomic level, all matter in the entire universe, has something called integer spin. I am not going to get into this too deep. Long story short,... all matter resonates at the golden ratio. ALL MATTER PEOPLE! That means everything.
That is the connection in quantum physics that is now helping us solve and fill in large gaps of both understanding and misunderstanding. While the physicists try to solve the worlds biggest issues, little old me wrote a book about golf and is now confident I can do it in growing cannabis as well, especially if we put our brains together. I tell people not to get too intimidated by this. It may be a little complex, but the applications can be very simple, and I believe a universal grow system can be created using the ratio as the guide. The tricky part is finding the parts we need to ratio to create perfect harmony in the garden.
Here is a picture of my garden now. Nothing out of the ordinary to see hear. I just made some measurements with spectrum and par so that my lights are in ratio, and I have set my nute schedule(I am still working out number as we speak).
Blue light with spectrum average 5700k based on specs. That's why I bought the cheapest light(works awesome btw) was because it's veg light had the spectrum I needed. I already had two 3500k(the perfect balance based on the ratio (topic for later on), yet I needed a light which would give me a color spectrum in the golden ratio above 3500k.
Easy math guys. 3500x1.6183=5664.05 I looked but they don't make 5664.05k lights
I was disappointed, but I moved on and was lucky to find something pretty close.
The par from the veg 5700k is at an average of 350 right now and the par from the 3500k cobs are around 215 also in ratio.
Again more simple math to figure this out. 215x1.6183=347.93 so we're close with that.
That's really all I have done. The medium was charged with a light solution of Cal Mag plus, root stimulator, and enzymes, all in ratio. The feeding chart is there for a reason. When you look at the nutrients in each bottle more closely, you will see there are ratios of elements that do exist, and that is why if you don't follow them properly, you can have issues with disbalance in the form or either deficiency or excess and lockouts.
I won't get into too much detail yet until I work out the math. This one is a but more complex, but the math is not difficult itself. This chart above demonstrates the relationships between the elements. I actually think the guy who did this, did it wrong, but not in practice, but on,y in design because he was missing small mathematical number that can better organize, what some think is happening in random in nature.
Real life application!- my last grow I was able to find an elusive phenotype and I created a new one according to Dutch Passions records in the Auto Night queen strain using a modified version of this concept. This grow will be a little more precise. The elusive " strawberry milkshake " pheno, and I got two of them. Then, I got a new pheno, and Shen might even be better. Strawberry rocket fuel, or what my old time friend said tasted exactly like the strawberry cough from the Good ole days. This concept is at the very least interesting and getting results.
That's all for this first post. I am looking forward to hearing feedback from you all. You probably all think I am crazy anyway, so let's just start with that as an assumption that I am confirming for you right now. I may very well be, but that's what the golf professionals said many years ago. Those guys are sitting in my seminars now all clapping and saying how brilliant the concept is and how it ties together every other concept imagined in golf to one relatable, quantifiable number!
Who knew??
(For you curious George's...my grow room temps are around 25C and RH around 62-65 , an exhaust fan running at 240/h, two circulatory fans, a humidifier, and my inkbird system to manage temps. I don't need to cool it right now as temps are good here.)
Ok, hey to all you who might now know me already. This is not really a grow journal. I will be sharing here some ideas and concepts of what I am doing with all of you and we can use this thread to discuss.
A small background first will be necessary. I am a biomechanist, kinesiologist who specializes in golf. I wrote a book based on some studies I had been doing surrounding the golden ratio. I will post some articles and lots of my previous studies which may not always be directly connected to growing but will help all who would like, to better understand what significance this can have in the grow world and even your entire life. Their is a natural balance which is divinely designed into our universe. I believe the golden ratio is connected to this universal balance. It is demonstrated in nature and to be honest everything if you look close enough.
I am simply taking this concept and translating it over to growing cannabis. In this grow I will be using the ratio to better balance three aspects of this grow;
-The light spectrum ratio of blue to red will start a 66 blue and 33 red in veg transitioning to 33 blue and 66 red in flower.
-Also the intensity of each color spectrum will be kept in ratio as well. With the more dominant color getting the more dominant intensity. This will be monitored using a par meter for now.
-The last thing is the nutrient schedule. This is a lot more complex. Each nutrient interacts with other nutrients in a symbiotic way that is also in the golden ratio believe it or not. You will se a diagram below demonstrating this interaction. This part of the grow will be the most difficult to calculate, and I have only begun to figure this out. There will be much more discussion.
There are many examples of the golden ratio as you can see in nature, and this is just the start. During an unrelated incident, I was working with a concept around quantum physics, and subtle energies when we came across the golden ratio again. We actually discovered that at a subatomic level, all matter in the entire universe, has something called integer spin. I am not going to get into this too deep. Long story short,... all matter resonates at the golden ratio. ALL MATTER PEOPLE! That means everything.
That is the connection in quantum physics that is now helping us solve and fill in large gaps of both understanding and misunderstanding. While the physicists try to solve the worlds biggest issues, little old me wrote a book about golf and is now confident I can do it in growing cannabis as well, especially if we put our brains together. I tell people not to get too intimidated by this. It may be a little complex, but the applications can be very simple, and I believe a universal grow system can be created using the ratio as the guide. The tricky part is finding the parts we need to ratio to create perfect harmony in the garden.
Here is a picture of my garden now. Nothing out of the ordinary to see hear. I just made some measurements with spectrum and par so that my lights are in ratio, and I have set my nute schedule(I am still working out number as we speak).
Blue light with spectrum average 5700k based on specs. That's why I bought the cheapest light(works awesome btw) was because it's veg light had the spectrum I needed. I already had two 3500k(the perfect balance based on the ratio (topic for later on), yet I needed a light which would give me a color spectrum in the golden ratio above 3500k.
Easy math guys. 3500x1.6183=5664.05 I looked but they don't make 5664.05k lights
I was disappointed, but I moved on and was lucky to find something pretty close.
The par from the veg 5700k is at an average of 350 right now and the par from the 3500k cobs are around 215 also in ratio.
Again more simple math to figure this out. 215x1.6183=347.93 so we're close with that.
That's really all I have done. The medium was charged with a light solution of Cal Mag plus, root stimulator, and enzymes, all in ratio. The feeding chart is there for a reason. When you look at the nutrients in each bottle more closely, you will see there are ratios of elements that do exist, and that is why if you don't follow them properly, you can have issues with disbalance in the form or either deficiency or excess and lockouts.
I won't get into too much detail yet until I work out the math. This one is a but more complex, but the math is not difficult itself. This chart above demonstrates the relationships between the elements. I actually think the guy who did this, did it wrong, but not in practice, but on,y in design because he was missing small mathematical number that can better organize, what some think is happening in random in nature.
Real life application!- my last grow I was able to find an elusive phenotype and I created a new one according to Dutch Passions records in the Auto Night queen strain using a modified version of this concept. This grow will be a little more precise. The elusive " strawberry milkshake " pheno, and I got two of them. Then, I got a new pheno, and Shen might even be better. Strawberry rocket fuel, or what my old time friend said tasted exactly like the strawberry cough from the Good ole days. This concept is at the very least interesting and getting results.
That's all for this first post. I am looking forward to hearing feedback from you all. You probably all think I am crazy anyway, so let's just start with that as an assumption that I am confirming for you right now. I may very well be, but that's what the golf professionals said many years ago. Those guys are sitting in my seminars now all clapping and saying how brilliant the concept is and how it ties together every other concept imagined in golf to one relatable, quantifiable number!
Who knew??
(For you curious George's...my grow room temps are around 25C and RH around 62-65 , an exhaust fan running at 240/h, two circulatory fans, a humidifier, and my inkbird system to manage temps. I don't need to cool it right now as temps are good here.)
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