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Perfect though I can’t get the 150 one. I’ll get the 100 wt and keep my other light/lights and put it on the walls. Would that work just as well if not better.for a 2x2x4 tent you want a 100-150W led
i would personnally pick this one for your tent size.
ViparSpectra 2024 Lens Design XS1500 Pro 150W LED Grow Light
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Does the online fan allow me not to need to use a humidifier or does it act as a dehumidifier. Ik I can google all this I just rather have a human answer.Pick based on chips, samsung lm301h evo or less better like lm301b...
600W is enough for 5*5 and energy efficient, around 1700par. 1000W with CO2.
Lumatek, F.O.G, mamooth lightning...
Get also inline fan so u could control humidity.
you can do whatever you want, but i d personnally get rid of the blurp light and just get the XS 1500 pro 150W wich imho is just perfect for a 2x2.Perfect though I can’t get the 150 one. I’ll get the 100 wt and keep my other light/lights and put it on the walls. Would that work just as well if not better.
I d be carefull with it, having two different lights can cause trouble on intersection of light, this may lead to bleaching.Perfect though I can’t get the 150 one. I’ll get the 100 wt and keep my other light/lights and put it on the walls. Would that work just as well if not better.
U definitelly want humidifier during veg. Inline fan will help u decrease humidity to some extent for sure and also suck heat from tent. Depends how much plants u ll have. Get inline fan that can regulate on its own, it doesnt have to run all the time, if environment is optimal.Does the online fan allow me not to need to use a humidifier or does it act as a dehumidifier. Ik I can google all this I just rather have a human answer.
I d be carefull with it, having two different lights can cause trouble on intersection of light, this may lead to bleaching.
Ok I’ve made my mind anyhow. I’ll be getting the p1000 which gives peak 850par as far as they say. Then upgrade to a bigger light and tent since the pro1500 costs a pretty penny in Canada. Thanks a lot.U definitelly want humidifier during veg. Inline fan will help u decrease humidity to some extent for sure and also suck heat from tent. Depends how much plants u ll have. Get inline fan that can regulate on its own, it doesnt have to run all the time, if environment is optimal.
During veg, u may lower strenght of inline fan, so humidty will not decrease too much.
Everything depends also from your location, u know. If u leave in very humid place, then inline fan help just a lil bit.
For example mine running on max maintaned humidity at 55% easilly when there wasnt rainy days (had window opened) but during rainy days it was 65%. Full 5*5, 6 inch fan with filter.
A lot of light producers are not honest with their par maps or charts. Not sure whats p1000 model.Ok I’ve made my mind anyhow. I’ll be getting the p1000 which gives peak 850par as far as they say. Then upgrade to a bigger light and tent since the pro1500 costs a pretty penny in Canada. Thanks a lot.
Great so could I just have a smart humidifier to maintain perfect humidity and have the fans going as well in sync so that it maintains the perfect environment. Right? Should I just cough up the money and get the whole ventilation done as I get the lights?
the p1000 will be fine is a shame the price diffrence between pro 1500 and others model isn't the same in US and CA.Ok I’ve made my mind anyhow. I’ll be getting the p1000 which gives peak 850par as far as they say. Then upgrade to a bigger light and tent since the pro1500 costs a pretty penny in Canada. Thanks a lot.
Great so could I just have a smart humidifier to maintain perfect humidity and have the fans going as well in sync so that it maintains the perfect environment. Right? Should I just cough up the money and get the whole ventilation done as I get the lights?
Yes it’s such a shame it’s so perfect. It will be the first thing I go for when I get an upgrade. Seems like a good brand. Thanks for the advice will keep in mind.the p1000 will be fine is a shame the price diffrence between pro 1500 and others model isn't the same in US and CA.
with a small tent it could be a real pain to control precisely temperature and rh.
most of the time you ll have to control the environnement in the room where the tent suck the air. i d personaly don't bother at all with temperature and rh and it's just what's the weather and the seasons are like.
a humidifier is really not needed and overrated to achieve healthy and vigorous growth , more important is proper watering pratice and your plant won't bother even with 20% rh, and when flowering you will prefer lower rh to prevent mold.
yes, hygrometer is fine but have sensor near canopy.Thanks, I ment the “ViparSpectra® 2023 Upgraded P1000 100W LED Grow Light” and I have a humidifier but it’s not smart. Would a hygrometer wall plug work work just fine.
yeah viparspectra released this 150W model earlier this year, when most other affordable LED brand like spiderfarmer, phlizon, mars hydro only have 100W models.Yes it’s such a shame it’s so perfect. It will be the first thing I go for when I get an upgrade. Seems like a good brand. Thanks for the advice will keep in mind.
Mars hydro has 150w new too but only lm301byeah viparspectra released this 150W model earlier this year, when most other affordable LED brand like spiderfarmer, phlizon, mars hydro only have 100W models.
they have an account on the forum but no discount code for the CA web site ...
it’s fine I’ve already gotten my light. Ended up with the 100w pro model . It’s niceyeah viparspectra released this 150W model earlier this year, when most other affordable LED brand like spiderfarmer, phlizon, mars hydro only have 100W models.
they have an account on the forum but no discount code for the CA web site ...
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