Overview of Far Reds Impact on Cannabis Production

[@twentytwo138]

The best channel on youtube for this subject. I don't understand how you don't have at least 100k subs by now.

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Thanks for this comment and anything you can do to help increase the subscriber count is appreciated!

[@twentytwo138]

@@DeBaccoUniversity I'm not on social media but i will share your channel on some forums :)

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Anything you can do I am sure will help spread the word about the channel!

[@greenmachineca473]

Great video of all the migro and Bruce Bugbee info. 💪🏻

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Hope it saves you time to have it all in one place.

[@stewiepid4385]

Love this content! Very mossy thoughts and data.

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Always happy to deliver quality content, be sure to tell others about the channel!!

[@matthewa2962]

Prof, love that you included a transcript in the description. Haven't seen that before on KZbin. Is utilization of far red, to mimic sunrise and sunset, is that in your opinion snake oil? (I'm saying turning on far red light after main lights turn off for the night, for 15 minutes and same for morning) I'm trying to find this answer before expending too much energy. Thanks

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

No need for the mimic of sun rise or set, slow startups on lights may be an option, but there is no proof this is advantageous to plant performance.

[@ebp4life]

@@DeBaccoUniversity sunset effect with far red puts plant into flower productin faster by allowing a longer period for phytochrome state change

[@michaelsegal1586]

@@DeBaccoUniversity That is simply not accurate.There is lots of strong, well designed studies on this.

[@dr.doppeldecker3832]

​@@michaelsegal1586 how about naming/linking one of those studies?😂

[@MrStrife622]

Was wondering if you would be willing to take a look at this led grow light, and share your .02 about it's umols/sec as it pertains to far red and uv. Much appreciated!! Light is the "660w Kingbrite Copacabana".

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Does not seem like a commercial grade light.

[@MrStrife622]

@@DeBaccoUniversity Thanks for your reply. I got giddy and ended up buying it!! Lol. What don't you like about it? It does have the proper 5% IR and 5% UV. Build quality is aluminum but it's fine for my 4x4.

[@deleqtronica8733]

​@@MrStrife622 how are you liking the light? Kingbrite is one of the better small brands out there and the light looks like a beast.

[@MrStrife622]

@@deleqtronica8733 I've only used it a few times, but it worked extremely well. Good quality, easy to put together, and the controller was very intuitive to configure.

[@MrStrife622]

@@deleqtronica8733 I didn't do any par readings, but my plans did very well under them and I did not have any stretching. Plus everything ran relatively cool due to all of the aluminum. So I could get the light even closer

[@franezdiy]

Greeting prof, do you have a link on a source of the page at min 8, for future reference?

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

In the description of all videos on DeBacco University you will find a link to a document that contains sources for each video organized by slide number for easy searching for the information you want.

[@franezdiy]

@@DeBaccoUniversity sorry didnt see, have a good one :)

[@dr.trichome6419]

Full spectrum 👌👨‍🔬

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Full spectrum even out out of the typical visible spectrum range.

[@dr.trichome6419]

@@DeBaccoUniversity indeed!!

[@UltimateEnd0]

What about NIR?

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Near infrared is close to visible red light, far red described here is closer to microwaves.

[@blackmantis001]

Wow, just a regurgitation of the research already done but no actual test or facts on cannabis. Felt like I watched Bruce video all over again.

[@DeBaccoUniversity]

Clearly you did not make it to the end of the video starting at 10:22