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ohigrow posted an update 7 months ago
7 months ago (edited)
New light, new layout 😀. I got this new 1000w Aglex at an auction for $125. I’m excited to see how the next run goes. The Banana Purple Punch is coming along nicely at day 64. Everything on the right is day 64.
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Kick ass!! I just picked up an 800 and so far it’s been pretty impressive. A friend with an Apogee meter checked it out and we got great PPFD readings that were in line with their published specs. The cables to move the power out of the tent have a wonky connector and are too spendy for my tastes, but otherwise I think it’s a sound investment.
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ohigrow posted an update 7 months ago
How are you guys dealing with this heat? My big tent is in the garage, even with the ac on it crept up over 87 degrees today. The heat index was over 100 and is supposed to be like this for a few days. They handled it OK but I’m worried about the rest of the week. At what temperature do things start to burn off?
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87f not a problem your girls, and their terps will be fine. But with higher temps the plant grow faster but so do the bugs. Take extra care in scouting and ipm. If you have been using a silica product like silicium that buys you extra insurance in the heat. ☘️
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Nugs may not be as thick. Try adding fans outside the tent to help
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I have these but in black. They served me well until I got data collecting ones like AC Infinity and Govee
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Can you run your lights on a different schedule (more off time during the heat)?
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Reply to How to manage alkaline water?
I try to advise against using carbon based sources for raising or lowering pH. In small amounts baking soda and acetic acid are fine. But I would never recommend using carbon based additives for pH on a large scale in reservoirs. Carbon creates solids and sludge.
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Reply to How to manage alkaline water?
Every water source on earth has a little chloride. Don’t go thinking you need to remove it or that it kills microbes. Chloride is an essential element required by plants. Your plants would die without it.
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