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Still MASHIN' - Under Current 12XLs, Flip-Flop, '91 Chem

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Still MASHIN' - Under Current 12XLs, Flip-Flop, '91 Chem

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#1,041
Tried that as well. Condensation forms on the glass of the reflectors with such efforts.

Also, am very curious what the yield looks like with flip-flop. Might still surprise.
 
#1,042
Not simple enough. They've got more than they need IMO.

I only got up to 600-700 before the flip. Topped out around 1,900 week 4. Crazy starts when you go 12/12. Basically building roots before then.
 
#1,043
have you tried drawing cold air into the the room before it goes through the lights? weird that condensation forms in such a dry climate, was it on a rainy day or some shit?
 
#1,044
Thx for the details bud! I'm def gonna veg for a bit before the flip to get a decent root mass going... Looking forward to your bad ass bud shots to keep me satisfied while I begin my journey into the sub current culture! :cool
 
#1,046
Thx BudGoggles! I hope so cuz I just flipped Round 9 and Round 8 is already a jungle... I think the hardest part is cleaning out the spot and setting up shop for Round 10 in the UC... :thinking
 
#1,047
NugNation said:
have you tried drawing cold air into the the room before it goes through the lights? weird that condensation forms in such a dry climate, was it on a rainy day or some shit?
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I run a sealed room so no outside air meets the plants. The air is passively pulled through the swamp cooler, halfway across the home and then through the lights and out. Still see condensation form on the unpowered reflectors' glass.

It's dew point, if I'm not mistaken. Garden temperature is around 80*F, outside air is 'round 30-40*F.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dew_point
 
#1,048
If you've already got that many under your belt shady then you have nothing to sweat with the UC. Just knowing how to read the plants is all it takes to be spanking out the LBs on auto-pilot.
 
#1,049
swamp cooler.....doesn't that evaporate water into the air? wouldn't that create high humidity and thus more condensation? what if you got the air outside your room in the 50 degree range and a bit above the dew point?
 
#1,050
Pitchforking through a slice of French Cheesecake.
Crazy enamel-rotting goodness satisfying the sweet tooth make no mistake.

Sensual, strawberry, red, goop dripping from the side.
Waves of whipped cream, take a bite, close the eyes and enjoy the ride.

Graham cracker crust with cinnamon and brown sugar, oh my.
This must be the feeling one gets when talking about that fictitious place in the sky.
 
#1,051
The swamp cooler isn't running, it's just a means of air making its way into the home and across the lights. :)
 
#1,052
If I'm not mistaken I think the liquid cooled things for lights (forget the name) output air at like 58 degrees and eliminate all the heat from a 1,000w. If the air was around that temp when it goes through the lights i imagine your a/c wouldn't have to work that hard to keep up.
 
#1,056
RollinEndough said:
If you've already got that many under your belt shady then you have nothing to sweat with the UC. Just knowing how to read the plants is all it takes to be spanking out the LBs on auto-pilot.
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Thx bud! Just cruised through Synthetik Operationz (GrowLab 290, Dual Under Current 12, 4K XXXL 8")... aka one of your resumés. Another sik show! :rock
 
#1,057
That chump change covered bills and a few Sausage McMuffins, with cheese.
 
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