Recent content by Brunt FCA

Why don't you put more lol's in your comment, moron. Your post is unreadable. And, your pictures or your micro-grows don't impress me at all.

Look at my signature. I own 3 Mars. I have been using them for about 2 years. I've already resolved my problem with Mars. It just happened to be an unnecessarily long and excruciating process. That is why, I came here and took a big dump in the middle of this thread. They deserve it. That...

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Inexperienced my ass. Did you read the article I cited? Where did you get your degree from, High Times University?

That's cool, man. Did you cite your source, like I did?

So, I ordered some stuff from Mars and they never sent it. They took my money and emailed me 20 times over the span of two months. Guess what? I got nothing. Don't bother trying to fix it. I've had enough. I'm finished with Mars. All of the components of an LED light can be ordered elsewhere...

Ok, I did. Sorry, its been a long wait.

How long do these warranties take? I've been emailing for 11 days now and I don't think my replacement LED's have even shipped yet. I could have just bought the diodes on Ebay, instead of wasting a week and a half emailing back and forth. I'm being helped by "Jennifer."

Can I swap out the color LED's for white ones. I wanted to do an all white, or mostly white. Are the IR diodes the 3.2v-3.6v? Or, are they low voltage like the other red? Oh, I have a Mars reflector.

You could try my advice on one of your smaller plants, to see if it gets rid of the leaf curl. Just give them a high N fertilizer instead of high P; since they're in veg. It's worth a shot. I'm confident it will solve your problem.

That problem is most likely caused by under watering and uneven watering. Water the entire volume of soil to saturation, every time. You may need to water a portion at a time to allow the water to absorb and not channel out of the pot. You'll know its saturated when the doesn't wick back into...

Poor water watering practices. You have a small plant in a large pot. That's alright. Generally, it's best to start small and increase pot size. In any case, you need to water the pot to complete saturation; no dry spots. Because, its a small plant in a big pot. the soil will stay wet for a long...

Grow those old bags! Let's see what you get! :cheertwo: Maybe some panama red or Maui Waui?

I say Mars Pro. Its got the COB.

Dayum, looking nice and healthy. and growing fast too. Glad to see things are picking up :theband: