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Okay how about very high elevations? Would that change anything and I shall guess this only applies to photo period not autoflower or am I wrong on that?the full moon on a clear night is reflective and still only 1 candlepower i believe i have read. The plants cant likely see it. We have very sensitive eyes.
Okay how about very high elevations? Would that change anything and I shall guess this only applies to photo period not autoflower or am I wrong on that?
That sounds like an interesting study would like read and see it, can only imagine what that bud turned out like. And I was just making a chat topic on something my high mind thought be a interesting topic which turned out not to be lol.I dont see why that would change much. The point to me when i read this stuff is the moon doesn't affect flowering but a streetlamp can.
The Jorje Cervantes book i read has a pic of the streetlight side of a plant in veg and the other side flowering.
Are you really asking if a certain amount of light leak is ok during flowering?
And most street lights at least used to be HPS bulbsI dont see why that would change much. The point to me when i read this stuff is the moon doesn't affect flowering but a streetlamp can.
The Jorje Cervantes book i read has a pic of the streetlight side of a plant in veg and the other side flowering.
Are you really asking if a certain amount of light leak is ok during flowering?
I dont see why that would change much. The point to me when i read this stuff is the moon doesn't affect flowering but a streetlamp can.
The Jorje Cervantes book i read has a pic of the streetlight side of a plant in veg and the other side flowering.
Are you really asking if a certain amount of light leak is ok during flowering?
How accurate is a phone lux meter?Go outside with the free lux meter on your phone on a full moonlit night, it will read zero.
Well I know on my iPhone 7 itβs not very accurate due to the light sensor I thinking android base phones work a lot better for lux apps.How accurate is a phone lux meter?
I downloaded it on iphone 8 and seems surprisingly accurate (nowhere near actual meters though) I checked my blurple and it said 400 from around 8 inches away which I'd say is probably closeWell I know on my iPhone 7 itβs not very accurate due to the light sensor I thinking android base phones work a lot better for lux apps.
Doesn't work on blurple. Well it does "work" but its not accurateI downloaded it on iphone 8 and seems surprisingly accurate (nowhere near actual meters though) I checked my blurple and it said 400 from around 8 inches away which I'd say is probably close
ohDoesn't work on blurple. Well it does "work" but its not accurate
The app I got measures lux and par, it said 400 for parlux measures visible light as humans see it. Blurple lights emit very little of that. Unfortunately to measure a blurple you need a PAR meter
Was that front or back camera? When I tried it with mine on a marz 600 18β away the front was like 1400 and the back was 2300 it was weirdI downloaded it on iphone 8 and seems surprisingly accurate (nowhere near actual meters though) I checked my blurple and it said 400 from around 8 inches away which I'd say is probably close
Oh cool I didn't realize they have par on an appThe app I got measures lux and par, it said 400 for par
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