Is that talking from experience?sir-scrogalot wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 9:55 pmLeaves will turn to the light, they will turn to receive the most intense source of light they can find. When running a two tier scrog lighting pointing upwards to the lower section of the scrog massively increases par in that area, its a way of improving penetration right through the canopy. If it was a 1 net scrog then you're right it won't do much as everything below the net is cut away, however on a 2 net scrog under lighting makes a big difference, for example in a 2ft x 4ft space it could be the difference between 2_3 ounces of Lower popcorn trim becoming quality bud. You could honestly be look g at 20% or more improvement In end product. Not to be sniffed at.
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Re: Under lighting
Plants do photosynthesis from the underside of leaves so there could be some benefit from under lighting will be interesting to see.
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Re: Under lighting
it can only help with better bud formation ......... good stuff and im following on
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Photosynthesis happens INSIDE leaves and stems in cell structures called chloroplasts.
A quick google sorts that one out.
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Well yeah, Iv ran under lighting before with good results. This run I'm doing now isn't to determine if it works or not, it's to determine if full spectrum light or pure 660nm Deep Red is better for the purpose.KD wrote: ↑Sun Dec 26, 2021 10:31 amIs that talking from experience?sir-scrogalot wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 9:55 pmLeaves will turn to the light, they will turn to receive the most intense source of light they can find. When running a two tier scrog lighting pointing upwards to the lower section of the scrog massively increases par in that area, its a way of improving penetration right through the canopy. If it was a 1 net scrog then you're right it won't do much as everything below the net is cut away, however on a 2 net scrog under lighting makes a big difference, for example in a 2ft x 4ft space it could be the difference between 2_3 ounces of Lower popcorn trim becoming quality bud. You could honestly be look g at 20% or more improvement In end product. Not to be sniffed at.
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Ive got a DR8 on a grow at the moment had an idea that more Deep red would help just another mrnice crazy idea like me grounding a plant and my moon growing stage lol
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I have a feeling deep red will be better too but previously I used an old full spectrum 50w panel, that went well so I'm optimistic for both tests. I also want to look at blue for side lighting
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My biggest issue right now is how I'm going to mount/suspend the lights from underneath
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ok no heard of that blue for side lightingsir-scrogalot wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 10:22 pmI have a feeling deep red will be better too but previously I used an old full spectrum 50w panel, that went well so I'm optimistic for both tests. I also want to look at blue for side lighting
Was thinking of blue light in the morning then switch to full deep red from midday try mimic sun through the day cycle got a sunset strip aswell can chuck in need a few more timers aswell
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Ive side bolted mine to my Ish150 so all hanging from one light can send you pic for a laugh if you liksir-scrogalot wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 10:27 pmMy biggest issue right now is how I'm going to mount/suspend the lights from underneath
mrnice handy work lol
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