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How much do you think a single AutoCob55 3600k can yield over 1 plant?

I realize alot of factors come into play when it comes to yield. I'm just curious what can be expected by a single autocob55
 
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55 watts of COB is only enough for 1 square foot of canopy (roughly), maybe 1.5 sq ft. A high quality yield from 1 square meter should be about 450 grams (grower with experience). So, maybe about 45 grams....

You might be able to do 1 auto under a single COB like that. For example in my 4X5 flower area I use 15 60 watt COBs.

This is a good light source but it is just 55W and by itself is only going to help you with one small plant. It is much higher quality of light than say the blurple 1200 watt you showed in one of your other posts but that light has more power (a couple hundred watts) but lower quality spectrum.

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Ya I need to consolidate my posts. I'm still on fence about my grow.

My goal is to flower 3 gorilla glue autos in my 3x3x6 tent with 2 (maybe 3) autocobs. And veg 1 blackjack and 3 master kush in my smaller tent with the 1200 king led + 1 mars 300.

How do you think I'll do using 2 autocobs above 3 gorilla glue autos? I'd like to obviously do 1 per plant but that's quite a bit of cash at the moment.
 
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I started out with nothing and always struggled to get by with whatever I had kicking around. Just go with what you can pull together until you can afford more but the ideal situation for your size tent would be quantum boards. They are low cost (available on Amazon) and can be built up a panel or so at a time. The QB120's are 60 watts a panel and they make panels that go up in power from there but I use a 6 panel group for my veg room. They are about $125 for a set of 4 panels and then you need a driver which is about $80 and some aluminum framing form the hardware store. Frames are just 1" x 1" aluminum angle strips and they are just pop riveted together. Simple hand tools and DC wiring....super easy and a 320 watt fixture only weighs a couple of pounds...easy to hang and deal with in a small area.

Study the LED stickies in the LED section. As far as lighting goes you could go with CMH as well and some of those lights are coming down in price lately and are pretty reasonable. For budgeting a DIY LED system figure about $1.25 per watt for DIY LEDs. For your tent you would need about 320 watts to 400 watts.

Here are some examples I did for my veg area and a strawberry indoor grow:
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I started out with nothing and always struggled to get by with whatever I had kicking around. Just go with what you can pull together until you can afford more but the ideal situation for your size tent would be quantum boards. They are low cost (available on Amazon) and can be built up a panel or so at a time. The QB120's are 60 watts a panel and they make panels that go up in power from there but I use a 6 panel group for my veg room. They are about $125 for a set of 4 panels and then you need a driver which is about $80 and some aluminum framing form the hardware store. Frames are just 1" x 1" aluminum angle strips and they are just pop riveted together. Simple hand tools and DC wiring....super easy and a 320 watt fixture only weighs a couple of pounds...easy to hang and deal with in a small area.

Study the LED stickies in the LED section. As far as lighting goes you could go with CMH as well and some of those lights are coming down in price lately and are pretty reasonable. For budgeting a DIY LED system figure about $1.25 per watt for DIY LEDs. For your tent you would need about 320 watts to 400 watts.

Here are some examples I did for my veg area and a strawberry indoor grow:
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Pretty cool setup you have there man.
 
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How much do you think a single AutoCob55 3600k can yield over 1 plant?

I realize alot of factors come into play when it comes to yield. I'm just curious what can be expected by a single autocob55
Isnt this exactly similar to the thread u just started? Ya wanna know about yield, right? 1 thread is quite enough.
 
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Also, dont u think that the led section is a much more appropriate forum for this instead of general indoor growing?
 
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