Harvest day # 1......(unexpectedly)

[Royal Nugs]

Frosty! I'll trade you a jar of grand daddy purp

[Green75]

yes please.....

[Tika]

Very handsome bud shot!!!
Gleek!

[Green75]

With some of these...



I've had this filled up quite a few times....

[Green75]

Now that's a jar huh tika....4 gal.

[Royal Nugs]

Dear God... Mr Mason must have made that jar himself...

[Karlee]

What is that size 5 gallon?

[Green75]

4.........

[Karlee]

That would hold a lot of pickles. ;-)

[dontknownuttin]

[Royal Nugs]

I guess I should go get a giant glass jar.... all the cool kids are doing it...

[Green75]

They look cool as Fuck filled with bud...

[dontknownuttin]

Even I have one!

[Royal Nugs]

Lol, you are one of the cool kids I was referring to

[insomniaczzz]

Of course I did...it's the shizzy hands down....

Ok, what is the difference between LED light and LEC light? We invested in 2 good size LED's that set us back about $300. I don't think we will be changing them for at least another couple of grows. But always open to suggestions that will increase yield.

[Royal Nugs]

LED = light emitting diode
LEC = light emitting ceramic (aka CMH ceramic metal halide)

LEC is an improvement on old technology that is metal halide bulbs. It provides a superior light spectrum and apparently improves quality as a result. It is a white light and Greenie is kicking ass and chewing bubblegum with his... It also has a unique vertical mounting in its reflector (315 not the 630 which are horizontally opposed), which I believe improves it even more.

LED is extremely varying. They are more efficient in general, less heat as a result. They are the future. White light LED more specifically. LED can get closer to the sun's spectrum than any other technology. They are still too expensive, IMO. I am looking to pull the trigger on a 9 light cob when the prices drop more.

Hope this helps...

[Green75]

Lec not led in last paragraph...huh