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So once again, a COB a type of LED, Chip on Board. End of the day, the actual type of LED in place on the COB will ultimately determine the performance. Let's use cars as an example, think of COB as a hatch back and a Quantum Board as a sedan. There are many different hatch backs and sedans. Now think of comparing a Hyundai i10 (a certain type of COB) to an Audi RS3 (another type of COB). Both are hatchback cars but the RS3 has way more power than the i10. The same applies to Quantum boards, compare a Honda Civic Sedan to a BMW M3 - both are sedans (Quantum Boards) but once again the M3 has way more power. It really comes down to the type of LED, that is where the difference comes into play the most. Not so much the way the LED is implemented, although that can certainly have a difference too. One of the main advantages of a Quantum Board over a COB is the source of light. With a COB (or even an HID - be it CMH, MH or HPS) is that there is a single source of light. One light bulb / one LED. A Quantum Board has multiple light sources, the QB's I use have 288 LED's (some a few more) per Quantum boards and in my flower tent I am currently running 4. So that is 1152 LED's in total, 1152 sources of light. This makes a big difference. A simple example is to imagine yourself standing in a room, with 1 light infront of you. Now behind you there will be a shadow. If you add a 2nd light behind you, the shadow isn't as noticeable. It is heavily reduce and will vary depending on the position of the light. When it comes to LED's, the biggest factor in performance still comes down to the LED itself. A car is a car, it gets you places. Some will just do so quicker and with more comfort than others. The same rings true for LED's, an LED is an LED in the sense that they will both produce light although the amount of light which is produced will differ along with how much of that light the plants can actually make use of. The second part being the most important, one cannot judge an LED grow light just based on how much light it actually outputs, the plants need to be able to make use of the light.4 points
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Hi everyone I wish you all well today. so I have just completed my first grow I’m still pretty noob and I grew in potting soil mixed with bonemeal and fed moderate amounts of seagro most of the until closer to the end as I could now see the bonemeal burning them. I never used any flowering nutrients thinking the bonemeal would provide enough of the P, I wasn’t happy with the bud sizes ( I’ll post a pic ) I saw some EHG nutrients on growguru site it sounds ‘ amazing ‘ as most are trying to market there product but before I go ahead and purchase the A, B, micro kit I would like everyone’s opinions on the matter, I’ll be using it in coco only grow next ( I’m revenging the same plant, time wreck) and putting it in a scrog this time, but after that I want to do DWC so would it be possible for those nutes to cover me through a coco and dwc grow ? Incase this info is relevant I’m using 10x 15w LED bulbs @2700k 1520 lumens each. thanks ! ps I posted a pic of the nutes im referring to, aswell as a few bud shots2 points
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I do not feel as if the early defoliation's had any negative effect on the plants, I do feel that the delay in doing the last defoliation of the large fan leaves had a negative effect on the plants. The bottom buds did not fill out as much.2 points
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Your buds don't look bad at all! Iv just finished a grow with EHG, nice and simple to use very straight forward I just followed the recommended amounts on the bottle as my Ec meter was broken and checked my ph regularly I'm sure you could dial it in much better with a working Ec meter. Training your plant well helps you get more grams, I wouldn't know if other nutes will guarantee more grams as Iv never tried but ye I'm happy with the EHG it does the job.2 points
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i love how you defoliate the kak out of those plants !!!! so gona do the same next light flip!! great grow man!2 points
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GSC is out. SC, one cracked, other not. Not nearly as far as the GSC. Planted, regardless.2 points
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Flippen amazing. The little thing survived and is now being resuscitated. Talk about the will to live. I want to see them buds[emoji41] Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk2 points
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There's the root, could be much happier so I'm brewing a tea for her... And the other plants... But mostly her hehe And on top you can see new growth... Not amazing... But we are on the right road to recovery and in a few months... Bowing some fat dense colas for me2 points
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3 x 10 Packs of 3 different cultivars being bred by Totemic Genetics Chocolate Kush F4 Chocolate Haze F2 Choc Bubbleberry F1 Available for a steal at R420 on the 420SA Store Here's the link https://store.420sa.co.za/product/totemic-genetics-420-deal-3-packs-for-420/ 10 Packs are available for separate purchase on the store as well at R250-00 a pack.1 point
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My vortex brewer never stops! Im always on the hunt for new soils to add to my teas and store bought amendments that are biologically alive. At the moment I'm making a tea a week and some have really blown me away!! Keep posted to see what works and maybe give me some tips on what has worked for you!1 point
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I still like cob lights. One per plant. 4 in a 1.2x1.2 area. If you are looking for decent low price led strip light check the Futurama website. You can build a decent light for 1500. Sent from my VTR-L09 using Tapatalk1 point
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In theory, yes. In practice, it's a lot trickier. Often LED's on boards are wired up in a certain way to achieve a specific voltage range. So for example on my QB's some diodes are in series and then in parallel. My voltage is around 50v for these QB's. Changing the diodes for different ones will change that and it may not work, plus it's going to be a lot of work. The power supplies are set for a specific voltage and I'm not sure you'd be able to adjust the voltage on those built in power supplies. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk1 point
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Wow. That's a decent way of explaining it. Thanks. Now a question Can I replace the actual LED lights with better model lights but use the same case and power etc? Sent from my SM-G970F using Tapatalk1 point
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Yeah, I think Hortimix may be cheaper. So rather just get some Hortimix then.1 point
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Lol dude at the shop told me its basically Hortimix with food coloring.1 point
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This Bruce Banner makes some seriously frosty buds! Also the fade during flower looks good. @Master_G and I are flowering this Bruce Banner at the moment. I am sure @CreX's harvest will be nothing short of amazing from this little plant.1 point
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@Jimmy-zthank you I’ve written that down as I wouldn’t of know how many parts per mill to use so start slow and move up. @CreXthanks for your reply and you have some great thought I will start a journal once I figure out this forum I did I fact take weekly pics of my last grow but I’ll rather start a fresh one here and reply to your last 2 questions, im using 10x Luceco 15watt LED, 2700K, 1520 lumens, and I cut the plastic bulb part off, so 150watts and 15200 lumens in that small space and yes I have this other side of my closet that I will be using with a scrog (will make a scrog coco diary ) I’ll send a pic so you can get a feel for the space. It’s dimensions are 76cmL 54cmB 1.7m H. In the pic is the revegging plant I have my screen ready for the scrog just waiting for her to reveg it will take about 3 more weeks and the baby cheese plant is an experiment with wick passive hydro i would like to apologize as I haven’t figured out how to reply as a pose to making a whole new comment.1 point
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@Jimmy-z thank you so much for taking the time to reply I’ll give those nutes a shot and grab a meter while at it, do you have any tips on how I could increase my gram/watt ratio for future grows as I really want nice nice nice uniform buds so I will be using a screen but there is much I don’t know. Any advice would be much appreciated. thanks1 point
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I used it in my very first soil & autopot grow. Works very well & you can add a lot before it burns your plants. I would suggest getting a ppm/ec meter to properly monitor your nutrient concentration if you dont already have one. Sent from my SM-N950F using Tapatalk1 point
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Not much to show early in veg. Been too busy to get these planted out, but this weekend its gonna happen.1 point
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so i thought i posted a topic on how to make one! but i didnt. Heres a topic covering vortex brewing though and here is the pro level version haha Both are fairly straight forward to build and neither require any crazy special tools, you could get everything at most hardware stores, like Jacks paint or builders. i could post a tutorial in the DIY section if peeps are keen? the Air lift function being the most important past, which is covered in the first link1 point
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Just flying through Pintrest presently and there are a number of ways - which can be confusing in a way! Thanks @CreX as you have a solution that works....1 point
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Nice!! Lol as a matter of fact... Yes... I have a small guide to how I built this one in the DIY section. Let me get you the link.1 point
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Swazi Gold x Mango Kush. 1.There can be only One. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk1 point
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Ethos Peach Crescendo before entering the 400w hps setup. Spumoni Dosi Dos X young but very large fans and my wierd Ethos Early lemon berry with Sativa leave and indica nodes. Oh the possibilities this season. Wish I could have add more ETHOS to this post[emoji177] Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk1 point
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Yo yo i Some artwork from my new setup after the raid. Praise jah my passion is still burning [emoji91][emoji91][emoji91] in my heart. I Call this piece formation on a Cola. Photo by Humcumqua. Credit @Betty boop cup winner Buddha Cheese. Filled to thy brim. Thanks for the opportunity gents. Sent from my ANE-LX1 using Tapatalk1 point
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There was some good feedback from my pollen post in the grow offs. So here's my second and final post for this month, going to stick to male shots as my theme the pollen, from the king himself1 point
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Hi, I came across this natural product that grow operations use in the US. Consting of essential oils and a couple of easily obtainable chemicals as seen below. What do you guys think? Have you used essential oils before as pest control and or for mildew? I have mixed a batch and will keep you posted Sent from my VTR-L09 using Tapatalk1 point
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Flowering Week 8 Today is the start of week 8 flowering for the beautifull ladies. There is not much to report on, humidity levels have improved a little bit, but still very far from a perfect grow. What the ladies do hav going for them is a lotta lotta sugar and very nice aromas indeed. The ChocoNL is interesting with her scents, sometimes almost smelling like a chemdawg, but today is that fruity cereal again. The Blueberry Kush is hard at work pumping out that berry jam resin, so far so good.1 point
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@PsyCLown thank you much. Uhm.. yeah about the budget and saving. I am a father of 3 and my wife recently lost her Job. the struggle is real. I dont think i am trusting that LED i have to be honest. but this is my opinion i guess. I have moved all my plants outside now. save about 4 seedlings. maybe i should hold up on the LED and use the one I have. I have learned that Soil make a Maaaaaaasive difference. having said that @CreX I might just possibly be interested in the HPS. sigh. I have no idea. anyone here from CT?1 point
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I know! Mystery bagseed, cannot wait to try her out! I may even send some in to be tested to get an idea of her THC percent and consider breeding her with something else later on.1 point
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Transplant day!! Moved all 4 into 1l pots to get them going nicely... In hind sight, I should have done this a week ago Bottom 4, left is Banana and right 2 are GSC1 point
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WW X Cali o X super lemon haze X white rhino from accidental pollination from another grower.... All sativa dominant, never found any indicas last season but never payed these much attention as they were extras that I used as fillers, super fruity and terps are above par blew my main grow out the water last season. And this is the Hobbit of the bunch pushing out 5th set of leaves and hardly taller than a R2 coin bizarrely , also had 3 leaf set inst ad of usual 2..1 point
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So with rain being forecast and the weather being unpleasant in general I moved the girls into my old food trailer which I've repurposed into my flowering wagon for the 12 hours of darkness, and all the girls kicked into flowering mode over the last 3 days... Ive repurposed some old palisade fencing which I'm using for my raised beds... then then I took a cpl clones at half two this am as couldn't sleep and who doesn't need more plants...haha uk cheese far left, miss a row and its critical Kush hop over a row and its purple Trainwreck and far right the straggling WW that are still to root.... WW in training rooted 4 days ago.1 point
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Okay guys it's time again! I have a few extra plants that might move indoor some time. I have the following outside now Choc Mint OG Aurora Kush Ghost Train Haze Inzane in the membrane x2 Northern lights Pics in the same order as the strains Mint has grown well... And ghost Train is also enjoying the outside life haha1 point
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Entry #4, the polyploid on my Bruce Banner:1 point
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LOL No one seems to be interested in this, but for reference sake it is a cotton stainer, not good for plants. if it were a assassin bug it would be beneficial, as they hunt most pests, especially leaf hoppers & thrips. you see the shape of the cotton stainer's head & the red eyes? those are the indicators, whereas if it were an assassin bug it's head would be more similar shaped to below, & note its proboscis- moveable nose(poisonous & will bite humans):1 point
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Yeah man! Got a few clones and 2 friends have rooted clones as well. So she shall be sticking around, I may even have a clone for you in the next few days1 point
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Day 97 / Day 45 of Flower (Midway through week 6 of flowering) So a very brief update, just on the one plant. My bagseed which @Master_G has temporarily named Tropicana FF - its fruity AF and the it looks as if you will get face fucked (FF) after smoking some with all the trichomes on the bud. I have no clue how long the Tropicana FF normally takes to flower, looks like a heavy indica so I will probably flush this weekend and monitor trichomes and harvest accordingly. I will probably use Florakleen to help with the flush. As far as I understand, it's basically an empty chelate (think of it like a claw) and binds to the nutrients to either make it unavailable to the plant and/or help push the nutrients out of the soil. I think most of my plants will be harvested around a similar time, so will most likely start flushing my plants around the same time. Will take a closer look this weekend. Bud is looking great and smelling superb. The Bruce Banner has some colour coming through too. Not even from the bottom (fattest) part of the main cola: To help give you an idea of the size of the other colas:1 point
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Purps Sent from my VTR-L09 using Tapatalk1 point
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I'll kick it off with a Pic I took last night. Pic from my male Chocolope wearing a crown1 point
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Evening good horticulturists, Upgraded my outdoor to a greenhouse for obvious reasons. The greenhouse was supplied without netting for the front and back doors, which we fitted....hello needle point[emoji4](3 days by hand) In the meantime these mofo's decided to snack on our Sour Diesels[emoji34] The offspring of a nocturnal moth species. Got fed up with picking them off manually and watching our buds getting munched... decided to pull out the big guns [emoji48] 1xCO2 fire extinguisher 1x black rubbish bag 1x roll packing tape 2 hr treatment Result....bad for them Happines for me...[emoji38] Cheers Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk1 point
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