Never thought about trying the pumps. Nice.
Have you got the pumps per gal/rez ratio down? that would be awesome! bish, boosh, bing ladies fed Lol
I use little beakers but that would be awesome lol.Have you got the pumps per gal/rez ratio down? that would be awesome! bish, boosh, bing ladies fed Lol
Couldn't fight the urge. Arriving Saturday.
Have you thought about moving to LED for Veg?Changing over to HPS in veg has been rough on them. I had to drop the light from 650w with the MH, to 400w with the HPS and I still ended up having to raise it some.
The sweet spot seems to be 18k-21k Lux. With the MH they were getting 40k+ and weren't blinking. I just hope the stretch stays minimal and if so, I will retire my MH bulbs and save on wattage.
I'd love the power savings, but my place isn't conducive for LED. Basement never gets above 72F.Have you thought about moving to LED for Veg?
I'd love the power savings, but my place isn't conducive for LED. Basement never gets above 72F.
And I'm pretty sure I'd have a fight on my hands with the girlfriend.
She thinks the 3- 1000w, 2- 600w HPS,1- 315CMH, 4 sun system air cooled hoods, 1- 48" parabolic reflector and 2- batwing reflectors is...and I quote..."enough".
Very true. Here's my issue though...Just some food for thought. If your using let say 5000 watts of light. 3000 watts of LEDs would give you as much PPFD (lux for plants) as the HID and you then have 2000 watts to install a more efficient heating system without effecting total power usage. Along with an equivalent amount of light, LED designs are moving to more complete spectrums and equal coverage. The cost per fixture is the BIG eye opener.