Girl Scout Cookies & Friends

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the messiah

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name that cookie?
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ahahaha, I love those 2 dogs that look alike.lma0
name that cookie! ok,,,my guess ...that got to be the forum cut! right? am I catchin on yet.?i guess that because its got those really dark leaves and lots of sugar and tight bud structures and pretty leaves.!thank you for all the wonderful budPorn.
 
ftwendy

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Thank you guys. I never could have done this without the inspiration and help I got right here. This was all just a dream a year ago... amazing to think about that.

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Sic work over there dog... Y is every other hood sideways?
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The perspective in the photo is totally warped because nothing is square or plumb. lol

The end hoods are pitched upward, maybe 5 inches off level, and the middle hoods are a little more flat: about 3 inches off level. The goal was to make better use of the overlapping light patterns, and more effectively light the ends of the carts. I also tried this corrugated shape so I could shrink the footprint of the carts while maintaining the same linear feet of screen above. It works well enough, but it's nothing innovative. Stoner idea, just fooling around.

Next time you see this space it will be filled with bare bulbs and vert trellises.
 
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the messiah said:
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In all honesty and just throwing this out there but which ever it is, it has a very strong pie look to those fans. Maybe it's the angle but I feel like forum fans are not as thin as those. By all means I do not think its cherry pie but just a comparison. It's got some super red veins on it btw. It looks healthy as hell. Nice job Messiah.
 
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ftwendy

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In the background of this photo you can see how the two middle lights in the row of 4 are aimed inward at each other. That bud is almost vertical, and the reflectix in the background is basically level. Fwiw, the plants in the middle super-lit section produced larger and more frosted nuggets than the plants located on the ends of the carts.

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MakinGoo

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ftwendy said:
In the background of this photo you can see how the two middle lights in the row of 4 are aimed inward at each other. That bud is almost vertical, and the reflectix in the background is basically level. Fwiw, the plants in the middle super-lit section produced larger and more frosted nuggets than the plants located on the ends of the carts.

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Very nice.. I like that dubble hit with light area<< the sweet spot<< the spot with 2000 watts.. That's where I'd line up my favorite strains.. Killer cookie flicks doggie
 
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ftwendy said:
Thank you guys. I never could have done this without the inspiration and help I got right here. This was all just a dream a year ago... amazing to think about that.



The perspective in the photo is totally warped because nothing is square or plumb. lol

The end hoods are pitched upward, maybe 5 inches off level, and the middle hoods are a little more flat: about 3 inches off level. The goal was to make better use of the overlapping light patterns, and more effectively light the ends of the carts. I also tried this corrugated shape so I could shrink the footprint of the carts while maintaining the same linear feet of screen above. It works well enough, but it's nothing innovative. Stoner idea, just fooling around.

Next time you see this space it will be filled with bare bulbs and vert trellises.
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Are you gonna use light movers for your verts and what type of medium are you gonna use?
 
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