Any of you with strips using a lux meter to monitor what intensity is working? If so what are your numbers? Seedling veg flower.
I’m running 40000 flower looks to be the limit for now. Starting to show signs of too much light or maybe a deficiency. On about 3rd week.
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Ive been thinking about getting a lux meter, tried with my phone but didnt trust the results...
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Yeah for sure it can be useful as a personal reference. I started there, but then learned to calculate DLI estimates and moved to that.
What strips do you use, and how much power do you feed them?
What strips do you use, and how much power do you feed them?
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Are those gen2? I calculated estimating a 93% efficient driver, and 2.5umol /w for the strips, it gives a ppf of 612. What kind of area does the light cover?
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This is what's worrying me. Looks like deficiency? Cal? Or mag? I have not been adding calmag up to this point but just did a res change and added 15 mill calmag to 46L "pretty light" then another 6 mill a couple of days after to the res. Running pretty light feed. Plants don't seem to want more. 380ppm.
Make up is RO adjusted to 350 with nutes, float control, ppm drops about 15ppm/day. Add more nutes by hand to keep at 380. Ph 6.3 with a slight swing up. Also bump it back down to with phos, acid.
The curve?
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And the light colour?
Make up is RO adjusted to 350 with nutes, float control, ppm drops about 15ppm/day. Add more nutes by hand to keep at 380. Ph 6.3 with a slight swing up. Also bump it back down to with phos, acid.
The curve?
King tut.
And the light colour?
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