Rama777
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I was just talking with Rama about it the other day like basically the way I do it is I set my light way higher than it needs to be at and output lower than it needs to be, then it’s a slow incrementall Uptick all through veg endeavoring to try and get it as close to the broad flowering low range guidelines that float around out there that way I can always just drop my light if I need to if the plant starts to stretch too much and the nodes get too much space in between them i’ll drop the light and lower the percentage for a couple of days just by like three or four points and then after this couple few days, I’ll start raising it back up again on the output side when I used to adjust all these things that was my game but nowadays, I don’t touch shit except for my modulation for light output. If need be but a lot of the time I’m already clicking it up. I’m watching my plants harden off to it as I’m working it.
Well if it isn’t Captain Brick-weed.. If I wanted to listen to an asshole, I’d fart
And I agree the manufacturers recommendations aren’t worth their weight in shit. What irks me still is that I am fairly certain that I can’t run as much light intensity as most people. But I am constantly learning and the truth is the results are what count. Usually I’m pretty damn satisfied with my results. And more than once I have averted disaster, between your help and sometimes my own.
I think between usually running rain water and now having to mess with some well water that I haven’t quite nailed down my base minerals. I have a feeling that’s somewhat to blame. I don’t believe everything I read the internet, but I read multiple sources today claiming that excess calcium can cause light sensitivity. And as for the mag stripping, that definitely could be from the alkalinity in the well water.
I’ve got rain coming and no freezing temps so I’m gonna bring 100 gallons of rainwater in the garage this week which will get me off supplementing with well water. We’ll see what happens. I have a better understanding of water now and have a feeling I’ll start to see some results by putting that knowledge to action..