Yes the yields are lower, but the herb is so much betterIs there any disadvantage in growing under full spectrum as opposed to a veg light and a flowering light? I assume thre must be otherwise it just seems like you are making it harder for yourself , dealing with swapping lights.
Are yields lower?
The goal is to mimic the spectrums of light the sun would produce at certain times if the the year.
I beg to differ,the sun is the same spectrum year round. The only change is the distance from the sun.
the distance makes it so in late summer and fall 730nm IR is present at sunset. Clouds and atmosphere an what not block light. The sun still produces the same spectrum. The atmosphere and distance may change what we see. The sun still produces the Same spectrum. The yellow sun doesn't turn blue. Over the middle east uvb gets through bI beg to differ,
The proportion of each day in which the sun is at a lower angle of incidence (closer to the horizon) increases through fall, winter and then drops in spring thru summer.
The sunlight is therefore filtered tangentially through a 'thicker' amount of atmosphere in the colder seasons. The scattering of blue light by the air results in a higher proportion of red light being transmitted to the earth's surface in comparison to the reduced level of blue.
So in autumn and winter to early spring the red spectrum is enhanced.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I agree with that of course - only an idiot would dispute that... but I still think plants would see more red in fall/winter and more blue in late spring - summer.I agree with Hyroot. Full spectrum for quality, add intensity for quantity.
We have a hole in the ozone layer down under too, but I don't think its getting through to my plants growing in my cave 8(Over the middle east uvb gets through b
because of the hole in the ozone layer.
I heard its unbearably hot in the deserts there. That would make sense. When my cousin was in Afghanistan (marine) he said there was 2 temps there. Sub zero and volcanic. If its anything last like that in Australia.. .We have a hole in the ozone layer down under too, but I don't think its getting through to my plants growing in my cave 8(
nothing an ice cold beverage and a big phat blunt can't help you deal with . Plenty nicer than afghanistan down here!I heard its unbearably hot in the deserts there. That would make sense. When my cousin was in Afghanistan (marine) he said there was 2 temps there. Sub zero and volcanic. If its anything last like that in Australia.. .
Yep California senate bill SB420. Which passed in 2003. Which set the guidelines for plant numbers an weight. The supreme court set a preceden in 2011 or 2012 that you can go beyond those plant numbers. There's alot of patients, that 6 plants isn't enough to last...nothing an ice cold beverage and a big phat blunt can't help you deal with . Plenty nicer than afghanistan down here!
I wish we had ganja gone wild like they do over there, or at least legalised access - i like ur SB420 compliance, is that for real? 420?
that's pretty much how it is in jordan and kuwait...it's either cold or you live in a dusty clothes dryer...sometimes it's muddyI heard its unbearably hot in the deserts there. That would make sense. When my cousin was in Afghanistan (marine) he said there was 2 temps there. Sub zero and volcanic. If its anything last like that in Australia.. .