MarsHydroLED
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Thank you ozark, but please kindly also do vote on the top☺
Yes approx 20-30% increase in thc has been reported but that % increase not over all increase. Like 20% average could by acounts reach 26%. That's the extreme.Yeah, not the buds. I read the papers said that the UV can create a great smell, produce more THC, this is the point
Yeah, not the buds. I read the papers said that the UV can create a great smell, produce more THC, this is the point
There quite a bit of data on this and I think it was first observed in like the 70's I wanna say but that could be 20 yrs off. UVB seem to be the most important UV. Studies show Combination of UVA and UVB to be best. You don't want any UVC that will kill plants in minutes if not seconds.even if this were so and maybe it is, how would you handle the length of time when UV/UVC rays start to damage the plant?
Depends on the light source you are using to start with. There is plenty of scientific data to show a benefit in trichome production not bud size. While there is some great info and studies out there I think the optimal intensity, duration and combination of UVB/UVA has yet to be determined.
I believe that most growers more care about the tightness of the buds, quality and the smell compared to the buds' size. But why not UVA? Some companies now in the market mainly add the UVA, not the UVB. And ozark right, the UVC can kill living cells, damage the plant. For outdoor the UVC actually y filtered out by earth's atmosphere, it's not the component of natural sunlighteven if this were so and maybe it is, how would you handle the length of time when UV/UVC rays start to damage the plant?
20-30% increase in thc has been reported but that % increase not over all increase. Like 20% average could by acounts reach 26%. That's the extreme.
At 15% the best you could hope for would be 18-19.5% according to info. I have not tested.so taking, a average strain of say 15% THC to levels of 21.6 % or higher. man 3.6 is 3.6 or a 1/8 lol
Only UVA and UVB. UVC will kill plants.With UV or not UV; with UVA, UVB, UVC, or a combination, that is a question!
I believe that most growers more care about the tightness of the buds, quality and the smell compared to the buds' size. But why not UVA? Some companies now in the market mainly add the UVA, not the UVB. And ozark right, the UVC can kill living cells, damage the plant. For outdoor the UVC actually y filtered out by earth's atmosphere, it's not the component of natural sunlight
yeah i started with street weed and went to mids @18% and back to the street with 15. sorry about my bad math, bet your glad i'm not your dealerAt 15% the best you could hope for would be 18-19.5% according to info. I have not tested.
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