grayoldnproud
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Checking Shelley’s trichs.
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Lumens is an ass, but Its actually incredibly easily to convert lux to par. Lux X 0.0155 for most grow lights around 3000k-3500k. Just get a par meter and a lux meter and divide the par by lux to get a coefficient (relationship) between the two numbers.Lumens as a measurement does not measure energy.
Lux as a measurement does not measure energy.
Neither have a direct correlation to a ppfd measurement without more data ( led count, watts)
If you could please show me a conversion formula to prove otherwise
I to am not a toe stepper. I have learned a lot about growing and when I learn more information I change my mind very easily. If my statement is incorrect please help me work through it as I am not one to push false ideas.
If you have a par meter why would you need to convert lux to par...just read the par meter. A whole lot less mathey thing happening there.Its actually incredibly easily to convert lux to par. Lux X 0.0155 for most grow lights around 3000k-3500k. Just get a par meter and a lux meter and divide the par by lux to get a coefficient (relationship) between the two numbers.
I don't have a par meter. I had to borrow someone else's to get a coefficient so I could get par. Saved me spending a few hundred dollars at the end of the day.If you have a par meter why would you need to convert lux to par...just read the par meter. A whole lot less mathey thing happening there.
I don't disagree and I've used it or another myself since the Sun irradiance is measured in watts/M2 which can be converted to lux and I was trying to calibrate an app using lux to get a par measure at one specific time of year at a specific sun angle. What I've done now is just use the par map supplied by my light manufacturer as a calibration bench. It just has to be close, not absolutely accurate in my book.I don't have a par meter. I had to borrow someone else's to get a coefficient so I could get par. Saved me spending a few hundred dollars at the end of the day.
Its a handy coefficient for people who don't have a par meter but have a lux meter.
100 percent.It just has to be close, not absolutely accurate in my book.
She looks close. LOLChecking Shelley’s trichs.
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One week for sure but likely more.She looks close. LOL
You gonna try another round with her?
One thing I did want to mention. She isn't as sugared up as she was last time so she is definitely going into oil or butter. Is her trich density a result of a regrowth or perhaps another cause? FIIK? Or both FIIK?She looks close. LOL
You gonna try another round with her?
She looks about the same stage as mine, just starting to think about, and maybe a few clear to white trics. This is the boring part. LOLShelley. She is sugaring up more so that’s a good thing. I’ll check trichs again in a couple days.
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I guess you made it back home safely? That's good!She looks about the same stage as mine, just starting to think about, and maybe a few clear to white trics. This is the boring part. LOL
Yep, as usual the road commission clears the freeways and leaves all the surface streets alone. So, the driveway was bad but the drive was a piece of cake, once I got to the expressway.I guess you made it back home safely? That's good!
Yes, not too much to do other than wait.