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No problem. I think you'll be very happy with the light. It gives off nearly no heat at all and has pretty good coverage. And yeah, their prices aren't bad, especially with a discount. Which model did you get?

Good lights are expensive lol. If you are looking for something cheap that will work, possibly look into meizhi. More expensive options like nextlight/unit farm.. or better yet, build your own.

It really depends on your budget and coverage of the grow space.

Thanks! :grin:

Ironically I think I was the one to jump to conclusions.. making me a hypocrite. My return to the forum isn't off to a good start.:wall:

My bad lol... I wasn't entirely sure.. sorry :o

Edit: oops

I used to be a member here about 12 years ago, would my account still be here or do they get deleted after a certain amount of inactivity?

I've been using a light from Unit Farm, had very good results last harvest. Have been using it to veg my plants while my autos finished. Unit Farm-80 light specs: Cooling fan: 120x120x25mm Cree L1-R20-P2-C-01 Osram 3T-1-0-350 Spectrum: 450-475nm, 620-630nm, 650-660nm, white Par value (at...

I'm in.

No, the only way to really determine sex is by waiting until you see pistils or pollen sacs. Males typically grow taller than a female of the same strain, they also typically show their sex before females, the only real way to know is to be patient.

Mist the leaves lightly with a mixture of 3/4 TBS hydrogen peroxide per gallon of water. Raise/dim the lights, get fan on the to help dry with light breeze

If your plant is shrinking you're growing wrong. ;) It'll be fine, they can look a bit funky at the start.

This is how I do it Soil the plant is in should be somewhat dry before transplanting, transplant into soil right from bag, lightly water. I do this before lights go out. As you can see people do it lots of ways lol. Regardless of how just be very gentle and it should be fine.