True Blue by Hortilux
Hey Stoney,
If you are refering to buying the "true blue" dual spectrum from Hortilux I highly recommend them.I agree at 200.00 they are a HUGE expense for a lamp.They are worth it
My nugs are solid, calyx running,dense.
I veg with T5's. Mother plants that I have had for years were budding in ways they never did in the past.Simply gorgeous. Resin production,close nodes,beautiful hard nugs.
Hey Stoney,
If you are refering to buying the "true blue" dual spectrum from Hortilux I highly recommend them.I agree at 200.00 they are a HUGE expense for a lamp.They are worth it
My nugs are solid, calyx running,dense.
I veg with T5's. Mother plants that I have had for years were budding in ways they never did in the past.Simply gorgeous. Resin production,close nodes,beautiful hard nugs.
king acehole The vertical veg chamber is actually a whole room in itself start to finish, I just don't have any pics of them in flower. The very first picture is the finish product from that veg.
SOG is my favorite, these are however they were vegged for a long time for SOG standards. In order to achieve the canopy I prepare all the clones at the same time of one kind, rotate the smaller plants to the areas of higher light concentration as they stretch and prune them up harder. Spice is one for uniformity, consistency, and reliability.. as you can see she isn't doing too bad at making the best of a bad situation.
I'm in a tossup on what to do... for the price of Hortilux Blue bulb I could almost buy a 1K HPS ballast. The bulb I only need for 2 weeks... Makes me think; how commited am I to seeing the "Blue" finish?