Quantum9
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right around 6-8 feet Diameter depending on the strain.
DR.GT
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can u tell us the rate of IBA per gallon? i apologize if its been mentioned already somewhere else..Thanks
Capulator
likes to smell trees.
Supporter
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ri420patient
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do you keep your water level that high during the flower period?
All4freedumb
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Beasts! I call 4+ lbs each easy... Thanks for the show..
Growboy
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Could we get a close up of some developing buds?
johnnyrex
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Hey Q9 just wanted to go back to my original question about the reflectors setting up my new room and I was running bell lighting hoods non-vented and I see in your thread in 16k 24site your using melonhead reflectors and in this thread your using non-vented so which one to do you like and why thanks Q9
Quantum9
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Equipment, like anything else in this industry cannot simply be rated first, second, third, etc - it is not good or bad in-itself. It can, however be good or bad for specific purposes, and in some cases one works better then the other - or vice versa.
That being said, there are also some misconceptions about lighting hardware.
First, plants can be closest to bare bulbs, not cooled hoods.
Second, cooled hoods are slightly hotter then non-cooled.
Third, even clean glass blocks 10% of the light (have you ever seen clean glass?)
The more I think about it, the only time i would cool my lights again would be in rooms with short ceilings, or that are in very hot geographical reagons.
That being said, there are also some misconceptions about lighting hardware.
First, plants can be closest to bare bulbs, not cooled hoods.
Second, cooled hoods are slightly hotter then non-cooled.
Third, even clean glass blocks 10% of the light (have you ever seen clean glass?)
The more I think about it, the only time i would cool my lights again would be in rooms with short ceilings, or that are in very hot geographical reagons.
Quantum9
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Sure, when i get back ill take some.
tatter sally
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Can someone please tell me what IBA is? Hate to sound like such a newb. We have just started to rock two UCxxl 18's and the learning curve has been steep.. Thanks
squiggly
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Indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) is an auxin, or plant hormone.
It is a plant growth regulator and generally promotes shoot proliferation.
It is a plant growth regulator and generally promotes shoot proliferation.
Amber
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I love science but in plain stoner English check out thread by desertsquirrel in Advanced Techniques & Problems Rooting with IBA. Or here is some visual stimulation.
tatter sally
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Thanks Amber and Squiggly!!
All4freedumb
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LexLuthor
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Does anybody have a dosage for IBA per gallon of water during veg?? I've never used it except for clones, but Q9 uses it during veg too, ingenious. Maybe a 1 gram per gallon or something like that??
M
mmmmmzzzzzz
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Wow, impressive...
sweet set up Q....
sweet set up Q....
midwestdensies
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.10-.35 g per gallon, Ive heard people stick to .25 g per gallon until week 2 as a standard.
LexLuthor
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Thanks, I'm bout to put some germinated beans in coco today, I'll try it out at 0.2 g/G.
ri420patient
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would love to get as much info on that bubble tray as possible how long do you keep them in there do you have to change out the water weekly can I use the cs nutes after the dyna bloom and iba you can pm me so I don't waste space on your beautiful thread thanks
LexLuthor
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Yes, also note that it doesn't dissolve in water, I tried it. Your suppose to dissolve it in alcohol over 75%, so I just went with Caps bennies instead.
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