Grow Room SS Big Bud automatic - CultureLux 30W - Tower PC

[midowo]

This grow is progressing well, what is the max temperature in that pc growbox?

 

[lowbudge]

This grow is progressing well, what is the max temperature in that pc growbox?

with adding/releasing some filter pads, I accomplished to manage temperatur to be inbetween 72 and 82 (night/day) but normaly its at an avarage of 77 +/- 2°F

 

[lowbudge]

day 19 - no special announcement to make so far, just wanted to show how the are doing.
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Cheers,

ps: does anyone has a good way to filter out led light on the picture? tomorrow I will do daylight shots, but would be good to know, how this could be done.

 

[herbal.experience]

glad that you have that temp situated my friend :dance: :booya: :dance:

things should go smooth from now on! loving that adjustable intake set up!

thats for the clean set up and the lovely girls :smokebuds: :beast:

 

[lowbudge]

3rd: auto [BUDWIDER] = waiting for sprout

dude this aint correct anymore, you have two beautiful ladies. dont hide them :cough:
thanks for the rep and support again. its only day 20 and I've learned so much till now.
my next grow will get a lot better than this one, even if it hasnt finished yet
(example: I now can now distinquish those hanging leafes, in the upper post, from fresh watering, overwatering and nuteburn synthomes :YAY

I also am following a few reports in different stages to prepare myself for what is going to happen.
soooooooooooooooo a big thanks to everyone I've met till now.
it feels good to be here even its harder to talk english all the time



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day20 - fresh watered leafes came back up & 20/4 cycle was introduced
(I though I did last night, but my timer was broken // temprange 70-80)
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at the moment it feels like they are exploding.
here is a short comparison from day 17 and day 20

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Cheers, :group::dance::dance2:

 

[namvet25]

day 19 - no special announcement to make so far, just wanted to show how the are doing.
View attachment 206388

Cheers,

ps: does anyone has a good way to filter out led light on the picture? tomorrow I will do daylight shots, but would be good to know, how this could be done.

I don't think you can filter the led light out,just turn your lights off and use your flash.

 

[lowbudge]

I don't think you can filter the led light out,just turn your lights off and use your flash.

funny to say, but my camera hasnt got a flash, even though it costs 2000$
hahahaha.

 

[Eviman]

Hey lowbudge,

if your camera supports a manual "white balance" (and I´m sure it does) you can achieve pretty good results by placing a white object (e.g. a sheet of paper) into the light and set the white balance with this artificially illuminated object as reference.

Cheers
EV

 

[gradolabs]

Hey lowbudge,

if your camera supports a manual "white balance" (and I´m sure it does) you can achieve pretty good results by placing a white object (e.g. a sheet of paper) into the light and set the white balance with this artificially illuminated object as reference.

Cheers
EV

Right on with the photog skills. I was gunna suggest photoshop, but would that have been obvious? Anyway that's lovely handwriting on the name tags there. And the plants all look pretty good. Well done sir!

 

[lowbudge]

haha, maual white balance doesnt make sense anymore, as you can ajdust "white balance" in raw format afterwards.
I thought about, putting a foil/papersheet or some like this between lights and my ladies, so the colorrange would be spreaded and wouldnt have those artefacts.
but after experementing I gave up. I read on some dslr forum, that led light in the wrong spectrum, cant be fully recorded by CMOS sensors anyways.

so its technical blocked. I could buy a film camera and take snapshots out of it, because they have different chips.
but thats not worth it ( 1920px max width )

so my actual workarround ist, to raise green in midrange, with quite good results.
but showing health ob leafes and so on, is only reliable under sunlight (best if cloudy, because of smooth shadows immitating a softbox)

Cheers,