Ethos Banana Hammock comparative(exodus thread)

3rd Monkey

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I totally disagree, but i live in oregon, where rain starts way before bud can fully ripen outside of a greenhouse...
I'm on the other coast. I don't like greenhouse growing honestly, but I don't run CO2. Heard something about UB/UV being blocked in a greenhouse, any truth to that?

My outdoor runs, even in buckets, always smoke my indoor runs... But you have to have the weather to make it ALL the way, I agree.
 

Or_Gro

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I'm on the other coast. I don't like greenhouse growing honestly, but I don't run CO2. Heard something about UB/UV being blocked in a greenhouse, any truth to that?

My outdoor runs, even in buckets, always smoke my indoor runs... But you have to have the weather to make it ALL the way, I agree.
Some of the glazings and coatings they use on greenhouses can block uv...so depends...
 
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ClydeWalters

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Anyone know why my GSC is turning lightish yellow bear her bud sites?

RH is 60
Temp 79F
PH 6.1
PPM 700

Res is full of MegaCrop and hydrogaurd and Canna Pk with a bunch of mammoth P and Myco Chum (to feed the mycorrhizae sample I threw in her res) it will actually feed the mammoth P as well so it’s mutually beneficial across the board for me to add food for my microbes :)

They seem to be loving it! She grows so vigorously and she is flowering hard now but there is just this lack of green color centralized towards the center of the bud sites :/
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iceman2494

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Anyone know why my GSC is turning lightish yellow bear her bud sites?

RH is 60
Temp 79F
PH 6.1
PPM 700

Res is full of MegaCrop and hydrogaurd and Canna Pk with a bunch of mammoth P and Myco Chum (to feed the mycorrhizae sample I threw in her res) it will actually feed the mammoth P as well so it’s mutually beneficial across the board for me to add food for my microbes :)

They seem to be loving it! She grows so vigorously and she is flowering hard now but there is just this lack of green color centralized towards the center of the bud sites :/
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Didn’t you just post this?
 

ClydeWalters

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Thanks man!

These pics were about the trichs not buds, so the buds are not really shown in a way that makes them comparable or representative.

There are differences in bud size and quantity, not really shape or hardness. (I just got a durometer, hoping to start quantifying bud hardness, which is amazing).

Imo, you can’t go wrong with either type light. But, I think that the 96s will kick the shit out of the 288s in veg, tho i haven’t done a side-by-side in veg yet....
I know that my 96 is performed incredibly during veg with my auto flowers

I think the 96 has better penetration then the 288 if I had to guess
 

Steakbomb

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The sweetspot for water temp is 68-72....below this, it holds more oxygen (good thing), but slows down metabolism...above this, oxygen availability drops and conditions for microbeasties improve...

Chillers work great, but are best for rwdc...i am fortunate that my floor is cold, so i haven’t even opened the box mine came in 3 years ago... @Steakbomb uses one, hopefully he’ll respond.
We chatted on this over on the city a bit.

I love the chiller for the summer months - but I will say it is CRITICAL that you put it outside your grow space. Whatever heat it pulls out of your reservoir it will dump into the air. If that air is in your tent you are gonna have a warm tent!

For my starter rig (6gal) I use a chill solutions cxsc-1 - still about $200 but that's half the price of a big chiller.

I have a 1/10hp chiller from AquaEuro on my cab rig. I set it to 65° and it keeps things between 64-66.
 

Steakbomb

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We chatted on this over on the city a bit.

I love the chiller for the summer months - but I will say it is CRITICAL that you put it outside your grow space. Whatever heat it pulls out of your reservoir it will dump into the air. If that air is in your tent you are gonna have a warm tent!

For my starter rig (6gal) I use a chill solutions cxsc-1 - still about $200 but that's half the price of a big chiller.

I have a 1/10hp chiller from AquaEuro on my cab rig. I set it to 65° and it keeps things between 64-66.
You could also look into chiller probes if you wanted to go the electronic route - but those (due to the design) would HAVE to dump heat to the tent.

Frozen water bottles plus insulating the buckets should do the trick pretty well for a straight dwc rig.
 

Or_Gro

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My seedling temp and humidity control system:

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Incandescent bulb for raising leaf surface temps to 70-80f...
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I use ir temp gun to measure leaf surface temp...
 
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