Testing a BudMaster II LED Panel
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No problem
Sorry I have not been around... lot to do and little time. The Budmaster II is an awesome panel... really doing a great job.
BigIrishDoode
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It sure is!
excellent grow! relly stoked on these lights! planning on ordering one from them friday
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Sorry folks I have been so bad even following my own threads. The Budmaster II continues to kick ass 
I am so sorry LC. I hope you already have a panel. I would leave the suggestions for lights to the Budmaster II folks as they have by far the most feedback and can give the best suggestions.
what the panel is doing now
I am so sorry LC. I hope you already have a panel. I would leave the suggestions for lights to the Budmaster II folks as they have by far the most feedback and can give the best suggestions.
what the panel is doing now
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under the Budmaster II
Blueberry x BID hybrid of white widow, big bud and royal purple kush
317 grams wet in the first three plates the last has 65 g's of sweetleaf and popcorn (this does not include the seeded buds that were removed early)
this plant has also been under the same panel the whole time!!!!!
Blueberry x BID hybrid of white widow, big bud and royal purple kush
317 grams wet in the first three plates the last has 65 g's of sweetleaf and popcorn (this does not include the seeded buds that were removed early)
this plant has also been under the same panel the whole time!!!!!
amazing shot of those amber trichs 
I've been growing with Budmaster LED for 6 months now - and it has not been at all rewarding. The yield has been shit. I've moved from HID lights and a well balanced system using a Ecotech controller. The previous lights produced lots of heat and that was a problem but once regulated it was not....I'm growing in an attic and it is a little cool up there.
Now with the new lights there is no heat and I had to supply heat by installing heaters into the grow tents (which undid all the savings on electricity) The problem I have is that the controler is not fast enought to react to the situation. The temp gose down, the heaters switch on, the heat gose up, and up, and up and eventually the controler kicks in and turns on the extract fans. So my temps are oscilliating up and down and the controler is too slow to even things out.
I can overcome this situation with lots of insulation. But before I do this I have to varify that LEDs work and that I'm not wasting more money.....
So my question is this; Can anyone who has grown with LED and who dose not have the heat problems that I have, vouch for the these lights and say with absolute certainty that they are better than the conventional lights? Do you get beeter yield, do you get fruit down low on the plant?
I look forward to your replies.
Now with the new lights there is no heat and I had to supply heat by installing heaters into the grow tents (which undid all the savings on electricity) The problem I have is that the controler is not fast enought to react to the situation. The temp gose down, the heaters switch on, the heat gose up, and up, and up and eventually the controler kicks in and turns on the extract fans. So my temps are oscilliating up and down and the controler is too slow to even things out.
I can overcome this situation with lots of insulation. But before I do this I have to varify that LEDs work and that I'm not wasting more money.....
So my question is this; Can anyone who has grown with LED and who dose not have the heat problems that I have, vouch for the these lights and say with absolute certainty that they are better than the conventional lights? Do you get beeter yield, do you get fruit down low on the plant?
I look forward to your replies.
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Again it seems I replied but never hit the button. eesh
My reply was something like, What Budmaster are you running and that I use HPS instead of a heater when needed.
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