2021 Mystery Pack Competition

Heisen

Dont Need One
Admin
Do you know the PPFD at the tops of your plants?
Naw but I use a lux meter on my phone. It's not accurate to the real world but I do know what it takes on my app to get good growth cause I've used it so much. Anything over 10k will work, 20 to 30 seems to be all that's needed. Over 40k seems to not be any difference above that. I'm hitting 26k at the the top of those plants. Outdoors aimed straight at the sun gets 80k
 

Heisen

Dont Need One
Admin
I try to keep that 20-30k lux as well. I think not blasting them may reduce yield a bit, but you get happier healthier plants overall with a better quality finished product.
My cobs blast at 50k same as the double ended and never saw that much a difference in yield honestly. Maybe 20 percent but things can go sideways in a hurry. 30k just seems to be perfect for me.
 

H.A.F.

a.k.a. Rusty Nails
My cobs blast at 50k same as the double ended and never saw that much a difference in yield honestly. Maybe 20 percent but things can go sideways in a hurry. 30k just seems to be perfect for me.
Since I'm doing organic and not 'nutes' I have been able to keep them around the 30k range no problem. There's not much to go sideways so that may make up for the yield I lose not using part A and part B.
 
Day 22 of flower now for County Line Harlet #2(FL) and I just got done adjusting her canopy height to keep her main cola out of the light as she is really trying to go touch it. Budderton's Lemon Slush X Baboon Wine(BL) looks to be turning into grenades on a stick just like the plant did he posted in his thread. She is strarting to STINK and man is she sticky. Brisco Countly Line(MR) is quietly stacking the puffies and just starting to stink of blueberries. I am going to give @ttystikk 's(cheers man (y) ) Heavy Bloom nute recipe a go and see how they like it.
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Harlets(H1,H3) and County Line Hash Plants(1,3) are on day 5 of flower and are all in the process of opening up.
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Old ST1R

Grow Yer Own Stone
Time for my weekly update.

Here’s the tent that has the comp plants that are males. I’m not 100% certain of sex. I won’t call it final until I see a hair or a spade on a stem.
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This One:

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That One:

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The Other One:

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The Tent with the girls:

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This One:

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That One. Looking like it has some transplant shock.

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The Other one:

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H.A.F.

a.k.a. Rusty Nails
The tops are gonna do what they do so I'm looking more at that undergrowth. All the stripped leaves are my last tree-growin' experiment before shifting back to multitop plants. It's looking overall like these would be better topped. Lots of stretch-separation between the top to the secondary canopy on all but the front center one. Most of those canopys are self levelling nicely, or close enough. A few are tall trees with no stretch in limbs and no 'canopy'.
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