Skunk Best of rev. vol 3

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Anyone else read it and thought it was interesting?

The first thing that cought my eye was the inda-gro lamp (light heads, shout out to us). Its an induction lamp. Went to the site http://www.inda-gro.com
Inda-Gro Induction Lighting Systems only manufactures and sells Induction Grow Lamps. Until now growers have had the tradional choices of HID, fluorescent or LED lamps. These systems tend to be expensive to buy, maintain and the results have fluctuated depending largely on the skills of that grower matching the proper lamp to the plants specific lighting needs.

Inda-Gro Induction Grow Lights provide your plants the best horticultural lighting for explosive growth and high yields from a single lamp source that is used for the entire vegetative through flowering cycle while saving between 60-70% of the energy consumed by traditional lamp technologies.
How does EFDL benefit Plant Growth?

Inda-Gro Induction lamps are a type of High Output Fluorescent lamp that are known as Electrode less Fluorescent Discharge Lamps or EFDL for short. Unlike conventional lamps which require screw in sockets or pins to power up the lamps, the EFDL induction lamp does not rely on a socket or pin connection to power the lamp. Instead EFDL efficiencies derive from being powered by a high frequency electromagnetic field. Without the use of pins, sockets or ballasts to operate the lamp, more energy is converted into usable plant light and not wasted due to the high temperatures and escaping gas inefficiencies that is inherent of lamps requiring electrodes.

First introduced and patented in 1891 by Nikola Tesla, induction lamps, while expensive, were always prized for their; High Lumens per watt, Low Operating Temperatures, Crisp Color, Long Lamp Life and Low Lumen Depreciation over their entire life. Inda-Gro's EFDL Bi-Spectrum lamps have afford-ably combined the proven benefits of this technology with the unique spectral requirements so essential for robust plant development.

Inda-Gro's custom horticultural phosphor blends are designed to be used as a primary grow light from vegetative on through flowering and budding stages. Moreover our fixtures replace the need for higher wattage fixtures and the lamp changes normally associated with different growth periods.

When comparing other types of energy efficient grow lamps, such as LED, your investment in an Inda-Gro fixture will prove to be the longest lasting, most energy efficient, zero stress, zero maintenance grow lamp you will ever own.
Let There be Light!

We can all thank Thomas Edison, who in 1879 patented the incandescent lamp which provided the world with the first mass production light bulb that would eventually replace the use of kerosene oil lamps.

The Edison lamps created light by use of internal electrodes, or wires, that burn a filament inside the glass bulb enclosure and lasted only an average of 1,200 hours before requiring replacement. This worked out to a lamp replacement every 4 months if burned just 10 hours a night. Edison lamps while not long lasting or energy efficient propelled Edison's lamp business to become a huge commercial success. Early Edison investors, such as Vanderbilt and J.P. Morgan, realized extraordinary continuous profits from supplying the world with the purchase and resupply of Edison lamps.

While today's internal electrode type lamps have improved from the original Edison lamp, most (up to 90%) of the energy consumed continues to be wasted as heat and escaping gas from the lamp. These inefficiencies are attributable to lamp depreciation through lowered lumen output and shortened lamp life with lamp replacement being the only accepted remedy. Lamp replacement sales continue to drive enormous industry profits.
What Tesla knew then, Growers know now

Beginning with the proven efficiencies of low wattage and high output EFDL technology, Inda-Gro lamps combine a blend of rare earth phosphors to supply the proper spectrums of our plants overall lighting needs.
Pro 400 Series

Saves up to 70% in electrical loads.
Emits 95% PAR usable light.
Excellent canopy penetration.
Faster rooting of clones and seedlings
Long life lamps and drivers.
*60,000 hour 10 year warranty.

Highest lumens per watt of any lamp manufactured.
Single lamp for vegetative through flowering stages.
Low operating temperatures require no added ventilation.
Fewer plant diseases related to higher temperature lamps.
Fully assembled, tested & wired to plug in to a standard 120 volt outlet.
Four Pro 400 Series will run on a single dedicated 120 volt 20 amp circuit.
30 day return policy less shipping and handling
World wide next day shipping of all stock items

Next was the rev talking all kinds of good stuff. Ha he was talkin Thiosulfate (sea), and all kinds of cool stuff. Made me look up the water stats in my town and the ph is 1450ppm out the tap. lol....No wonder I can spot a bad water situation pronto.

Goes into pissing off fungi, a no no. and how P is applied in organics, plus all kinds of other things. Gotta check it out. If someone else has read could you post somethin u liked...im blazed and feelin like I need another blunt...I be back tho.

Peace, love, and no teeth if they get out of line....ha respect.
 
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I was gifted a stack of Skunk mag, and have found them much more informative for my personal needs than most the other mags out there. In fact I just transplanted all my plants TLO (true living organics) style;) as I get some new pics and my internet up I will be able to update properly and finish my threads. My last run went nice but I ran a Fox Farm lineup. This time... pure TLO!!!! Inspired but not necessarily modeled after his mixture. The best part of TLO is the smell of perfectly balaced soil. ;) You just know it is gonna turn out incredible.

TF:banana1sv6:
 

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