Up here in Washington State, we pay $0.12 per kilowatt hour. I'll brag a bit more to say that we also lead in renewable energy, mostly because of hydro power. We also have an amazing number of windmills over in the eastern half of the state.
Well, I tried. I nevertheless believe light stress is under-diagnosed. My intuition tells me that there's something about LEDs that makes them likely to cause stress or burn, but I'm not much further along that thinking than being suspicious.My posts are always long lol.
I honestly don't think it's light burn, I don't have a very strong light, it's a marshydro ts600... which is 100 actual watts and it's currently at 30" it doesn't have a dimmer or I'd give that a shot too... it's up as high as it can go without reconstruction of my closet. I've used it to veg my babies after they are about 3 weeks old for a couple of years now and I've never had any symptoms like this before. Rhey are usually under it for a good two months. The leaves kind of look like they are praying wanting more light, but it's so fucked up I can't be sure that's why. I think I just jacked it up with inconsistent feeding and my water isn't perfect and my ph is out of whack too... the trifecta of fucking up... the trifuckta if you will.
Yeah I don't have to go to the dispo, I can get cali commercial from a friend for half what they charge... I just prefer my own outdoor. I think this little experiment has squelched my pipe dream of a sweet indoor grow setup. I'm not ever going to grow inside during the summer because I'm growing outside... and growing inside in the winter is clearly above my paygrade lol.
Yeah I've done that to block the led on my veg ladies from new clones since I only have one space. I don't know if it worked cause I don't know if they even cared to begin with lol. If I had a newer stronger led I would say it would be on my list, but I just don't think that one is burning to that degree... but again, indoor is not my jam, so who knows.
We have been buying from the dispos a lot. It won't be as often now that my first crop is in Grove bags. We're really liking that Acapulco Gold.
Pretty wet right? Well If I can donit here on the Canadian border... @BigBlonde can do it on the west coast... get a leaf blower now lol.
...Except indoor auto growing
It doesn't have a dimmer and I can't raise it anymore without tearing apart the closet... which I guess I can do... you really think a 100 actual watts led is doing that damage?
That’s why I adopted @steamroller light setup by altering the FC-E8000, it’s an awesome light and was affordable plus by altering it from a 4x4 setup to a 2x8 setup I can flower a whole 4x8, last run went great with the 2x plants scrogged and I believe I only ran at 75-80% power max, I’m sure I could have bumped it up and gotten a tiny bit more yeild but for what I ran it produced great!
Or just stick to what I'm good at... dirt and sun and battling mother nature lol.So grow a photo indoor. Duhhhhhh
I honestly have no use for autos and no real need to grow indoors... this was just a thing to do to chase away the winter blues with some light and something green with some freebie seeds I've had kicking around. I definitely stressed them with inconsistent feeding, it's my own damn fault. Accountability, party of one?
