Search results for query: *

The stretching will likely be over by the time I have the ingredients. I honestly am still unsure, would I need more phospurus ?

Hello everyone, there is a lot of information out there and some really crazy excessive recipes with 20 items, which isn't ideal. It's rather confusing and difficult to find the best tea for my living soil. I've never used one before and I have a pump on the way. I'm im search of advice...

Wouldnt a 5000k 240w trump that 50w blue light and give you more bang for your buck too wattage wise? For just a little more?

Thats interesting, they use cree so thats fantastic. Kind of pricy though, for such a small footprint and the price, why did you choose this route? How big is your space?

Running blue strips separately is great, but adding them to qb lights brings down the life span of the board, its not worth the trade off imo. Especially if you use it in bloom too. The price of those diodes on qb and their lifespan just isn't good. For the cost of those blue seperate boards...

I'm often out of the house for a few days and im looking to buy a system to allow me to be away without worrying about my plants. I want to automate as much as I can. Living soil seems to be a great start, but if anyone has additional suggestions I'd love to hear it.

Not an import fee, but you may have to pay a small tax. I wouldnt be worried... canadians have it hard lol.

Blue strips won't make a huge difference but it will bring down the life of your board. Stick to crees. Better off using a 3500k or 4000k or 5000k for that. Then adding in blues. You'll get more out of your board too.

They sent you 3500k and I only gave you a 10% discount wow. I'd be pissed Import fees upon delivery for canadians is a reality.... thats what ups is after.

Of course there is better quality, but at a premium. Its still light and wattage and parts... ect. Why pay more than you have too? I'd rather buy a second kingbrite then pay more for what they offer these days.

Thats up to you really, cree is a bit brighter and has a 100,000 life span and epstar 50,000. They both degrade and lose brightness over time. Also at 320w in a 2x4 thats 40w per sq so, that's really good for leds.

To be honest I find the prices of the 240w better. 2 240ws are a better deal then that 1 480w. Better spread too. I agree with what aqua said about the spectrum. Plain 4000k or 5000k boards are about 149 ish canadian a pop for a 240w though and the veg footprint goes a long way. No reason not...

Cool great job are those just plain qb288s?

How much did that run you at the end of the day?

generally people only buy from kingbrite and meijiu. That light i don't know bro, i don't think these two companies sell that product. The flower footprint is 5x5 and veg is 8x8 so it says... id need to see ppfds.and even so it can't be trusted

Right now I'm looking at geekbeast pro, pretty unsure.

Uvb would be added at the last stages of flower. Uva though, im not sure it would add more blue to the spectrum so I imagine its good in veg and with the proper ratios of reds for flower. 700nm+ is the ir. It can be added for the whole flower stage if you get the right ratio, veg too. Its up...

No offense but you come across as someone paid to support geeklights or something a long those line. Can you post your findings math and process? They still have sold next to nothing in the alibaba space compaird to kingbrite with no real reviews or people to talk to about it. You give me bad...

I just dont trust geeklight hening sorry. I'd love to want to believe their umol/j and ppfd charts on the geekbeast pro, I'd buy that if it was a more well known company

I dont care about geek light, they are to new of a company. They aernt as trustworthy and havent built a good reputation yet. I prefer more 660nm on a board those go for like 147.5 canadian on kingbrite... yours has uv and ir... but like I said who the heck is geeklight anyway.