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FYI...Some folks may be familiar with this fellow. He's a gardener and soil/plant scientist. His writings don't specifically deal with growing weed. However, he does have a vast understanding of gardening and the do's and don'ts. I've gleaned some information from him. Maybe some folks from here...

I've had them a couple of times when I used organic soil. I ended up using Diatomaceous earth, Neem oil and yellow or blue sticky strips mounted high and also near the drains on the pots. That took care of them. You can spray the top of soil with the Neem Oil and then put a thin layer of...

Some folks may be familiar with this fellow. He's a gardener and soil/plant scientist. His writings don't specifically deal with growing weed. However, he does have a vast understanding of gardening and the do's and don'ts. I've gleaned some information from him. Maybe some folks from here will...

Bugs, truly suck.....distance, I'll keep that in mind. It's easy to not realize that the output easily exceeds wattage. I'll probably start at 36 inches over canopy at 50%. From your experience does that sound reasonable? Thanks

I just bought these two for less than the cost of one of the BD 1000 https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/lamps/products/hlg-scorpion-rspec https://timbergrowlights.com/redwood-vs/ But your plants do look good. So good for you and keep on growin!

I'll probably follow up on this thread unless someone has a suggestion for a better location. I've not received these yet. I'm going to experiment on 2 plants that I currently have in veg. I'm sure that there'll be some growing pains related to best power levels and canopy proximity. I may have...

You're on the right path. Though it's not just about lights. Your plants look healthy. The rest will fall into place.

I intentionally didn't go with light strips and I agree with you on light distribution. The 6 board HLG is a new design for them and the boards are not driven at the day rate as their other models. The light spread should be much better with the Scorpion. The Timber offered a spectrum closer to...

So, this forum has been going on for about 7 months now and I've made several posts about my affinity for HPS vs LED. I'm still loving HPS. However, I decide to take the plunge on these two lights. https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/lamps/products/hlg-scorpion-rspec...

I just bought this HLG Scorpion Rspec × 1 NEMA 5-15P 120V and this for less than one of the BD 1000's https://timbergrowlights.com/redwood-vs/

First, I want to apologise to all of you on this thread. At first I couldn't understand the hostility. I had several tabs open and saw the initial post that I commented on and gave my 2 cents. I didn't realize what your thread was about. That's completely my fault. It was like a giant fuck you...

Okay genius.....or is that expert or just plain twat? FO

Glad it works for you and double is a bit of a stretch.....Geek Beast Pro on Alibaba vs GBP website about $150 difference for peace of mind.

Okay, trouble does that sound better??? "pls don't do it from Alibaba. You can buy Chinese if that's what you want. However, buy through an American vendor and save yourself a lot of grief" Pertaining to returns and resolving problems

What I stated was "pls don't do it from Alibaba. You can buy Chinese if that's what you want. However, buy through an American vendor and save yourself a lot of grief." Not don't buy. I don't knock anyone's choices. If they can be bought through an America supplier they will save themselves...

Neither.....pls don't do it from Alibaba. You can buy Chinese if that's what you want. However, buy through an American vendor and save yourself a lot of grief. What's your budget and why those two?

No link and I can't seem to find it on YouTube

Just curious, did you order the 3k or the 3500k spectrum. Thanks

Thank you. I'm looking forward to getting started with it. I've seen some good work with these on this site and they are so simply well made. Open structure lets you see the components. Resale market is good on them too in the unlikely event that I don't like it.

Good stuff! I'm sure I'll be bumbling through a few growing pains with this light,