Jdub95
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Also I'm ordering my tent tonight would you guys recommend a t8 or t5 light fixture it's going to be a 2 ft 4 bulb fixture with 5600 k and I'll do 2700 for flower
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JoetheChro
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There's a reaction when the nutrients go into your water which would alter the PH taking it away from being perfect. You'd be feeding food that's dangerous to your plants
Do you add the nutrients and then go straight to feeding without checking the PH again?
Do you add the nutrients and then go straight to feeding without checking the PH again?
JoetheChro
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And I've never used those sort of lights so don't know mate
JoetheChro
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How are you getting on mate
Mayne
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Getting a lux meter is a good idea. It wont read par, but if you know the light has a decent factory spectrum, par really doenst matter in a sense of measuring light intensitiy. A lux meter tells you intensity, and seedlings should be at 25,000 to 30,000 lux, and flowers at 50,000 to 80,000 lux.
