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[derek420colorado]

It was United Seed Bank. Conflicting data is so…. Conflicting hah!

I’m guessing the discrepancy is flower time vs total cycle time

If I’m not mistaken. United and some others advertise flowering time. Like they do with photos. Makes sense. Folks see 55 days and buy it.

I have 80 blueberry slushees that are goin down next week. Everything I have run from roc has been between 60-70 days total cycle time. Now that is in my lag and it speeds up cycle time considerably. So I would say between 70-80 days total cycle time.

if you want faster I would go with a 24 hour light cycle if possible

 

[philbrownell05]

Amazing work here. Would you mind if I snag a couple of these pics and share them in my fb auto growers group?

Feel free.

 

[WildBill]

I’m guessing the discrepancy is flower time vs total cycle time

If I’m not mistaken. United and some others advertise flowering time. Like they do with photos. Makes sense. Folks see 55 days and buy it.

I have 80 blueberry slushees that are goin down next week. Everything I have run from roc has been between 60-70 days total cycle time. Now that is in my lag and it speeds up cycle time considerably. So I would say between 70-80 days total cycle time.

if you want faster I would go with a 24 hour light cycle if possible

With the right powered light, I don't think 24/0 it's really beneficial. If you have decent coverage with good par figures, you're going to hit your DLI well before that 24 hours comes up.

 

[derek420colorado]

With the right powered light, I don't think 24/0 it's really beneficial. If you have decent coverage with good par figures, you're going to hit your DLI well before that 24 hours comes up.

I was speaking more to cycle time. I am a firm believer that a 24 hour cycle shortens overall cycle time.

 

[derek420colorado]

With the right powered light, I don't think 24/0 it's really beneficial. If you have decent coverage with good par figures, you're going to hit your DLI well before that 24 hours comes up.

Also you know I believe in a reduced par vs a complete dark period for their hours of “rest”

 

[WildBill]

Also you know I believe in a reduced par vs a complete dark period for their hours of “rest”

Yup! I've thought it's an interesting method................and it is productive.

 

[YoungGrassh0pper]

Small update on my end. Finally got in touch with Team_Roc. They told me to keep my order, and they will send me a replacement order. I have received a new order confirmation email from my previous order, will update.

 

[Dreminem169]

On a more positive note.
Plant porn if it helps.
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Another Roc freebie!
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And pineapple sunrise! Beast!
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Overflow bin there were so many branches!
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Leaking that guttation. I love it. Hi brix is where it’s at

 

[Sour D]

I was speaking more to cycle time. I am a firm believer that a 24 hour cycle shortens overall cycle time.

For me, I'd have to ask is it that much shorter to justify the extra cost for running the lights and ac. Annnd, I surely don't need the heat signature being put out at 1 am if some pd chopper is flyin over

 

[derek420colorado]

For me, I'd have to ask is it that much shorter to justify the extra cost for running the lights and ac. Annnd, I surely don't need the heat signature being put out at 1 am if some pd chopper is flyin over

Yes. Imo it’s def justified