Retired Live Stoners Gossip April May 2017

[trailanimal]

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

Now after i load another few bowls... And listen to a choon....What gear do you recommend to cover a 5x5 feet area(or 25sf).. @PlatinumLEDTom

Top recommendation would be 2 P900's, wouldn't need any more intensity and coverage than that. You cound definitely get away with 2 P600's 5 x 4 coverage. 1 P600 and 1 P900 would give you 5 x 5 exactly. Any way you go, you'll have a kick ass set up!

 

[budelee]

 

[trailanimal]

Our lights currently include UV-A diodes.

I'm not sure if there are any UV-B diodes on the market. I know you can get UV-B light using the fluorescent reptile lights. There are even a few LED vendors that add UV-B to their panels using the reptile lights.

The UV-A got us the best combination of yield and potency. The UV light stresses plant and the plant responds buy creating a sunscreen. That sunscreen is basically everything we love in cannabis, like flavanoids, terpenes, tricomes, THC and CBD.

Adding UV-B sacrifices a bit of the yield, but can be really good if you are looking to extract oils. We are all about our customers coming up with their own lighting recipes for growing their plants. If extractions is your goal, supplimenting our LED's with UVB could get you great results.

makes resin!

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

Is there a tentative date for release on the greenhouse light? Or a ballpark price range?

We just got the final prototype yesterday, and looking to go into production within the next month or two.

I'm sure one or 50 things will delay the process...but we're working as fast as we can...Hopefully on the market this summer.

 

[TheMongol]

Hey budlee. Good to see you! We are still in the process of getting ready to roll out Greenhouse version of our LED. It has a much smaller profile and great intensity from what I've seen. We've gotten many requests from our commercial customers for a light light this. It's going to include our 12 band spectrum, and will cover a 4 x 4 to 6 x 6 area as supplemental lighting.

We have a few other things in the works. We will keep people posted on new developments soon!

CAN´T WAIT FOR IT

 

[L0wbob2017]

Our lights currently include UV-A diodes.

I'm not sure if there are any UV-B diodes on the market. I know you can get UV-B light using the fluorescent reptile lights. There are even a few LED vendors that add UV-B to their panels using the reptile lights.

The UV-A got us the best combination of yield and potency. The UV light stresses plant and the plant responds buy creating a sunscreen. That sunscreen is basically everything we love in cannabis, like flavanoids, terpenes, tricomes, THC and CBD.

Adding UV-B sacrifices a bit of the yield, but can be really good if you are looking to extract oils. We are all about our customers coming up with their own lighting recipes for growing their plants. If extractions is your goal, supplimenting our LED's with UVB could get you great results.

actually i wrote a summary on UV-radiation with everything i could find in the internet ( if you want take a look into the science clickbait in my signature ).
There was one thing that all scientific papers said and that was that UV-B has no influence on CBD.
If i am wrong, maybe you got a source for that so i could read it?

also i would not use a reptile lamp to get UV-B-radiation but thats a different story

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

I would also like to know your recomendation for a 4x4 size tent I use a 600w hps at the min in a cool tube

Hi @St._Tom. Our top recommendation would be (2) P600's. That would be all the intensity you'll ever need.

I'd have to say the most common setup for a 4 x 4 is 2 P300's. I think have the AFN growers on this site using our LED's have this exact setup. You won't be disappointed with the results!

 

[L0wbob2017]

What a friend, bud? Hahaha

friend, bud, brother, growbro.

take whatever you want

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

OK guys...can somebody tag me in where it started?

@L0wbob2017 @trailanimal @PlatinumLEDTom

What's happening @TheMongol ? Happy Friday and good to see you!