DazedNconfused78
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That rosin?!
That rosin?!I saw your other message aboit flipping in 1 weeks after i wrote this one. Yeah....... im a lottle medicated right now, leave me alone
Im at work smoking a joint. On lunch. Heres what i do every dayI saw your other message aboit flipping in 1 weeks after i wrote this one. Yeah....... im a lottle medicated right now, leave me alone
Not yetThat rosin?!
Sooo.....you build stuff? Or do you hide dead bodies? No judgements here, just askingIm at work smoking a joint. On lunch. Heres what i do every day
So i could keep it at 60% and be ok. That res makes alot of extra humidity i think. And then like i was saying without my air conditioner yet im afraid to put my light past 60% because of the heat it will cause and raise my res temp past like 74°In veg the rh should be between 60-70% and then60% for the first 4 weeks of flower and then dropped to 50% for the rest of flower. You want to keep ypur rh low in flower to avoid bud rot. As an added bonus, it wont take quite as long to dry either.
Lmao. I build stuff. Im not made for killing. Lol. Im too good looking for prisonSooo.....you build stuff? Or do you hide dead bodies? No judgements here, just asking
I found 77° is perfect. I just turn up my intake fan and give them the light. Do whayever you need to do to give them the light they want. Like i said though, be careful going above 80,000 luxSo i could keep it at 60% and be ok. That res makes alot of extra humidity i think. And then like i was saying without my air conditioner yet im afraid to put my light past 60% because of the heat it will cause and raise my res temp past like 74°
Lmao. I build stuff. Im not made for killing. Lol. Im too good looking for prison
Ok. 80,000 lux? I don't have a meter. Any guesses with your expertise how many inches that would be and what %? I have it at 60% at about 32 inches from the canopy. Best educated guessI found 77° is perfect. I just turn up my intake fan and give them the light. Do whayever you need to do to give them the light they want. Like i said though, be careful going above 80,000 lux
lmao that fucking made my day. Thanks bud
Google play lux meterOk. 80,000 lux? I don't have a meter. Any guesses with your expertise how many inches that would be and what %? I have it at 60% at about 32 inches from the canopy. Best educated guess
Its hard to even guess. Everything affects how the plants receive light. Distance from the light, driver tolerances, diode tolerances and the list goes on. Im not going estimate it because i dont want to give you bad information if you have a newer samsung phone open the phone dialer and press *#0*# it bring up some buttons. Select "sensors" then light sensor.Ok. 80,000 lux? I don't have a meter. Any guesses with your expertise how many inches that would be and what %? I have it at 60% at about 32 inches from the canopy. Best educated guess
I have the galaxy s20+ so it should work good then. CoolGoogle play lux meter
Which button?Its hard to even guess. Everything affects how the plants receive light. Distance from the light, driver tolerances, diode tolerances and the list goes on. Im not going estimate it because i dont want to give you bad information if you have a newer samsung phone open the phone dialer and press *#0*# it bring up some buttons. Select "sensors" then light sensor.
It shows ROUGHLY a total lux and how much Red, Green, Blue and White light there is
Once you press "sensor" it will show all the sensors that are in your phone. IF your phone has a light sensor it will be here. It will be showing the data but you can click on it to make it full screenWhich button?
Well shit. That means your phone doesnt have a light sensorNow which one? I don't think i have it.
Damn! I have the s20+ too. Maybe the plus doesn't have itWell shit. That means your phone doesnt have a light sensor
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