45W led Panel - Will it do the trick?

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Start date Sep 24, 2020
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45W led Panel - Will it do the trick?

constantine_greece Sep 24, 2020 28 Replies 9,313 Views

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Humungus

#21

Why don’t you just fuck off

Anthem

#22

Humungus said:
Why don’t you just fuck off

Does the truth hurt Humugus?

quirk

#23

constantine_greece said:
Hey guys! I recently bought a very cheap 45W led panel, and i was wondering, will it provide enough light for my plants to grow? Do i need to know something, like distance from the plants to the light source?

Thanks

With that light , think plant, not plants and just realize you'll have to do a great deal of training to expose as many bud sites as possible to very little light intensity. And keep your light and expectations low.

growsince79

#24

quirk said:
With that light , think plant, not plants and just realize you'll have to do a great deal of training to expose as many bud sites as possible to very little light intensity. And keep your light and expectations low.

one very small plant maybe.

growsince79

#25

Humungus said:
Ps there not in a closet , 8x7x12 ft with a canopy of 25 sq ft , with two 450 cobs works out nicely.

How many sqft is that? How many watts per sqft is that?

Humungus

#26

Anthem said:
Does the truth hurt Humugus?

here’s the truth , you must be a trumper lol

growsince79

#27

Humungus said:
here’s the truth , you must be a trumper lol
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I don't understand why you told the op he needs at least 250 w to grow anything. Thats just wrong dude. With 250w I could grow 2-3lbs /year in a 2x4 if I wanted.

tomatoesarecooltoo

#28

I would use the 45 watt as a seedling starter light. In fact I have one and I do use it for that sometimes.

cemchris

Supporter

#29

I'm all for discussion but keep the name calling out of it. Doing the OP a disservice.

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