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Most expensive parts of the build we're the bulbs ($40), 25ft black and red wire ($30), aluminum ($20), misc wire connectors, thermal grease, harbor freight riveter ($20). I recommend wago connectors over the ideal ones at home Depot. Total cost was roughly $110. I'll put up an itemized list soon.

Dang it!Everything got mixed together after weight so we couldn't get a smoke report. I have a tester so I may even do that for $40/sample next time. I'll take better notes like stretch and node spacing. Possibly density if I can figure out how. As of right now if you have a couple hours and...

The chop, dry, and cure are DONE!!! The cobs Bubbas girl yielded 38.5g, and the DIY fixture Bubba girl yielded 35.3g. To be fair and transparent, the cobs were high up for our taller plants.The DIY fixture sat really low giving a small advantage to the DIY Bubba's girl.

Yup 3000K it's the only spectrum they carry at Dollar tree LOL

Been thinking of grabbing some gelato hybrids they always have amazing smells! Keep us posted on that grow dude looks . My plants are in the official last 2 weeks.

@JakeyBakey Looks good for only 650 watts dude! What genetics are you running?

Hey dude! Check out my grow diary in my content. I built the 320 watt flower light and am currently doing a side by side grow with cobs. Cobs are clearly ahead right now but it could be close!

First the plant under my DIY, then plant under cobs, third will be the side by side with the cob plant on the right. I'll get weight from them in a couple weeks. These are another pheno of my Bubba's girl from CSIHUMBOLDT.

Here's my current "experiment". It's 40 X 8w LED bulbs from Dollar tree disassemble and wired in parallel. Then stuck to aluminum for heat sinks with thermal grease. It took a lot of time and patience. Still not sure I'd recommend it but it isn't the worst light ever made. I'll post up a side by...

How's this sound for an experiment. I'll record the yield of a plant from my current run and put its clone in the same spot under the lights for the next run. I'll set temps alil hotter 80-82F with my rh staying at 55-60% and see if there's a change in yield. I know it's not the best...

I was using HPS when I switched to lower temps. Hmm who knew lights would change so many variables.

I usually let my temps sit around 78 through the first 6-7 weeks then 76 towards the end. I used to run it around 80-82F and drop to 78F but a local guy told me I was too hot for ideal humidity. It made sense because I would have to run 65%+ humidity for the VPD to be in the green at 80-82F...

So today I was studying for some Biochem stuff and decided that this would be a better use of my time. Here's a general overview of what I do. Once I have more lights I plan on messing around with things but for now I try to stick to what works. My grows are done under 3500K citizen cobs because...

Share with everyone! I definitely notice the difference in growth from these and cobs but these will get me by untill I have enough money to have all fancy LED's. I got a similar 150 watt LED lamp for $60 on amazon and had a cpu fan on top of it. It's an outdoor light now but it worked well...

Check out my super cheap led veg light thread. It's not better than cobs or quantum boards but it's definitely cheaper. If you have the cash go straight to cobs or QB's, you won't regret it.

Just for fun here are the plants that got transplanted in the last set of pics and thrown under cobs for flower. Week 2

This will probably be my last update to this thread. I feel like I've thoroughly shown what these can do. I don't think many people plan to grow their indoor plants over 4ft. I definitely recommend these for any budget grow over cfl, T5, or MH. When I get around to flowering with them Ill make a...

4 lights in a 5X5 tent. Brfore and after, Transplanted from 2 to 5 gallon pots and lower growth cleaned up.

I've heard of rolly pollies/ pill bugs being problematic in some gardens. Keep an eye on them.

Thanks for the info! I'll definitely keep the seller in mind.