Awesome! Wicked stuff Derek! Definitely tag me when you start a new thread with all the cool new things you're doing.
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(That arm sized one! )
Lol yeah she was a ripleys og and she was a bute. Your thread title caught my attention. It is definitely my intention to change the game. I am creating a system of growing that I truly believe will be the standard for commercial farms in the not too distant future. Being able to produce and entire crop of super top shelf nugs in under 60 is where it’s at!Awesome! Wicked stuff Derek! Definitely tag me when you start a new thread with all the cool new things you're doing.
(That arm sized one! )
Mother nature provides UVB and UVA through sunlight. Typically during peak hours of sunlight is when plants are hit with high concentrations of both. Basically UV just creates a defense reaction out of the plant... i.e. produces more tricomes. It's just like your skin becoming tan to protect itself. Too much UV can cause degradation I just about everything. Think of sun faded anything.Limiting synthetic nutes used improves terpenes. Mankind has yet to better Mother Nature, FC.
Less is more. The nute manufacturers could care less how your plants taste and work, they are profit driven.
It's possible to get gains of 28% but not increase THC content by 28%. There's a difference. So if you grow a nice strain of 20%thc without UV. Add UV and you would get roughly 25% THC content. That's a 28% increase.Here's the article I read before buying the fluorescent UV bulb: The claims are a little sensationalized but eh.... 28%? I dunno guys.
Looks like I'd be running it just 15min/hr maybe 3 or 4 times a day. Just a quick burst here and there.
Hey just curious what you got into the greenhouse frame in rough materials? I know wood is through the roof. I really like your lag. It's inspired me. I wanted some hoop houses but its not in the cards where I live right now. Now I want a lag. Lucky for me I use to work construction and have all the necessary skills to build one when I can. Hey also what did you decide for lighting? I know you were looking into those diy bridgelux strips which I've been looking at too. Need to light up somewhere around a 10x10.
Edit: oops wrong thread thought I was in Derek's lag thread saw some posts above talking about it.
My pulse pro meter changed the game for me. Its pricey at 500 bucks(well I got the black Friday deal with the pulse pro and one for 500). It measures co2,par/ppfd,lights on or off, humidity,temp,vpd with offset for leaf surface Temps. All on a streamlined app. There looking at adding some outlet controlling functionality. The other thing I've been researching is blumats or some type of automated watering. I'm a newer no till style garden so trying to marry that to technology and get great quality with less work.