More photon density and a good pk booster... But i have had some fire fluffy stuff and dense doesnt always mean good or bag appeal
Yeah i would actually probably switch light and medium. I didn't spend much time planning that just wanted get the info down fast.
Yeah my stuff I have now is fire as well but it's fluffy just trying to figure out how them people in Cali or wherever it is get them d dense nuggets
And what does that cost in the cheap leds? 600w from the wall can't be cheap right?
My Mars reflector 192x3 was $300 and my Growblu 120x3 was $500.Now I use the 600 hps and one of the leds
Man. Even in Canada i could get a 630w cmh for 500 and a 1000w digital with hps and mh bulbs, hood, everything but cooling for it for 300. Actually at 300 you might be able to get a booster fan that could cool that light in a colder climate too. You could produce at least a pound off each with very little knowledge or talent. What can be produced with just the growblu and what does it wall pull? I'm not trying to be negative if it seems that way i just want to see where the price point for an equivalent of those 2 would be. If you think I'm being a jerk feel free to ignore me.
The Growblu pulls about 250 watts and it really only covers one nice sized plants.As far as price point I had no real idea what i was doing lol.I started with cfls moved on to the blurple leds then the hps.I ran just the leds for a couple years and did pretty good,to me I got my money out of them the Growblu is chugging along right now as we speak although all the drivers have gone bad and been replaced since I got the light it just over 4 years old
oh yeah,I have no feelings lol fire away lol
No need to. We were all new. When i was new hps magnetics and bat guano were all the rage. I'm only now really wanting to leave hps. And that's just because cmh feels really good to me. I like their focus and they work how i like to imagine lights working. I don't need to run cooled hoods or a bunch of uvb lights. Which, to other hps users adds a noticeable increase to potency. Which makes sense since thc production is related to uvb exposure.
