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<blockquote data-quote="Blader" data-source="post: 588395" data-attributes="member: 42804"><p>Našao sam zanimljiv post, a i nije jedini. Zanimljivo je jer uspoređuje manje COB-ove sa većima, a taman sam ja spreman da naručim ali stalno se preispitujem da li se isplati. Baš sam stereotip "overthinkera" <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/yercrazy.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":crazyd:" title="Yercrazy :crazyd:" data-shortname=":crazyd:" /></p><p></p><p><em>My theory is that the smaller surface area emits more IR that really open up your stomata. I really do like the resin production I'm getting from my 3590 tent, but the bud size is greatly diminished over smaller chips. I feel like 50w is 50w, if you can adequately cool your dice, you have roughly the same output per chip aside from counting angels on pinheads. The heat characteristics are what intrigues me about smaller surface areas. Something leads me to believe that plants really appreciate discrete point-source lighting (the sun maybe). The problem with the 3590s in my configuration is that they aren't hot at all. I run a 12v leg on each bar and three fans zap-strapped to the fins, and the lack of heat is definitely affecting the size of the buds. From a guy that's probably 10 harvests deep in 100% COB gardens, I'll tell you that the density=intensity adage just isn't the case. IR is definitely a factor, and a 3590 being under-driven even at 50w is just not throwing the same kind of discrete heat signature that plants appreciate for hormone distribution.</em></p><p></p><p><em>Take a look at these pictures for comparison. Here's two identical cuts vegged for the same amount of time. One was flowered under 3070s, the other 3590s. Definitely smaller colas and less resin production in the case of the 3590. Both were great, but one clearly stomped the other using identical fabric pots in pure coco with jack's 3-2-1 and soluble kelp from cutting to chop.</em></p><p></p><p><em>In the last picture, the girls on the far right are that same Dr. Who cut at week 7, the same size as the buds on the week 5 plants in the CLU tent with even less veg time. Something is definitely going on. Without a doubt, the 3590 is a beast of a COB and will definitely get the job done, but I'm thinking the 3070 and the CLU might be a better option for those of us who need those larger vegetative yields.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blader, post: 588395, member: 42804"] Našao sam zanimljiv post, a i nije jedini. Zanimljivo je jer uspoređuje manje COB-ove sa većima, a taman sam ja spreman da naručim ali stalno se preispitujem da li se isplati. Baš sam stereotip "overthinkera" :crazyd: [I]My theory is that the smaller surface area emits more IR that really open up your stomata. I really do like the resin production I'm getting from my 3590 tent, but the bud size is greatly diminished over smaller chips. I feel like 50w is 50w, if you can adequately cool your dice, you have roughly the same output per chip aside from counting angels on pinheads. The heat characteristics are what intrigues me about smaller surface areas. Something leads me to believe that plants really appreciate discrete point-source lighting (the sun maybe). The problem with the 3590s in my configuration is that they aren't hot at all. I run a 12v leg on each bar and three fans zap-strapped to the fins, and the lack of heat is definitely affecting the size of the buds. From a guy that's probably 10 harvests deep in 100% COB gardens, I'll tell you that the density=intensity adage just isn't the case. IR is definitely a factor, and a 3590 being under-driven even at 50w is just not throwing the same kind of discrete heat signature that plants appreciate for hormone distribution.[/I] [I]Take a look at these pictures for comparison. Here's two identical cuts vegged for the same amount of time. One was flowered under 3070s, the other 3590s. Definitely smaller colas and less resin production in the case of the 3590. Both were great, but one clearly stomped the other using identical fabric pots in pure coco with jack's 3-2-1 and soluble kelp from cutting to chop.[/I] [I]In the last picture, the girls on the far right are that same Dr. Who cut at week 7, the same size as the buds on the week 5 plants in the CLU tent with even less veg time. Something is definitely going on. Without a doubt, the 3590 is a beast of a COB and will definitely get the job done, but I'm thinking the 3070 and the CLU might be a better option for those of us who need those larger vegetative yields.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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