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Better efficiency, cheaper, better quality.
Better efficiency, cheaper, better quality.What's thoughts on viparspectra? Better than mars?
More realistic from 3 plants under 240w of light is 2-4 oz per plant.So from all 3 plant a total of a lb with 240 watts?
Also umm i only have 50 watts
I was thinking the same mars hydro sucks to me bcuz they only get reviews from givin away free equipment would i take it yupper but as far as choosing it over any others nope im goodWhat's thoughts on viparspectra? Better than mars?
I agree, aqua was just saying what's possible.More realistic from 3 plants under 240w of light is 2-4 oz per plant.
Less than an oz per plant.From all three plants
You would only need 1 more plant at 4oz per to get that pound. 4 plants is do-able in a 2 x 4 with 240w, yes.I agree, aqua was just saying what's possible.
Yeah your probably right until he gets it dialed in which is easier said than done.More realistic from 3 plants under 240w of light is 2-4 oz per plant.
They get em free whenever they say sponsor equal free aslong as u do a good review u can keep it so people keep the tent n get ride of the light n a giveaway hints more vidsIt's like all I ever seen people use on YouTube lately is mostly Mars so it gives a feeling that maybe they are good but id rather get actual opinions than just goin ohh everyone uses those they must be the best lol
OuchLess than an oz per plant.
If it were me, I would look at grow lights that have the Samsung LM301b or H LED chip. I don't own a Mars but I have heard that the Samsung LED is more efficient. Those chips are also in bar lights which makes for another option ... if you are the DIY kind of guy, you can buy the pieces and build your own.It's like all I ever seen people use on YouTube lately is mostly Mars so it gives a feeling that maybe they are good but id rather get actual opinions than just goin ohh everyone uses those they must be the best lol
Hope so not gone lie feeling a lil discouragedYeah your probably right until he gets it dialed in which is easier said than done.
I was checking into that yesterday its just hard bcuz once you read the reviews on any led light u see negative comment thats makes u keep lookingIf it were me, I would look at grow lights that have the Samsung LM301b or H LED chip. I don't own a Mars but I have heard that the Samsung LED is more efficient. Those chips are also in bar lights which makes for another option ... if you are the DIY kind of guy, you can buy the pieces and build your own.
Thanks take it easy bruvOff to bed... this old turd needs his sleep. But yeah you probably wanna get more light to them in flower.
Over the other option is run auto because you can run them 18/6 to 24/0 giving them less intensity for a longer duration... something you can't do with photos. A lot of people miss that fact. If going from 18/6 to 12/12 you need to give them 1/3 more intensity just to give them the same amount of total light per day. So with an auto you can get away with 15-20w per sq ft... unlike a photoperiod. Its all about the DLI (DAILY LIGHT INTEGRAL) can Google if ya like. I need some beauty rest.
U actually put Lbs. Lol. Just sayingI didnt say 2 lbs i said 1 lb with cfl and not a 4x4 a 2x4
And i didnt do it i watched a vid of someone do it theres alot of vids showing you u dnt need to spend 100s of 1000s on led lights all im saying
Good set up for u m8.. Man knows what he's doing happy plants themBruh idk what you using but i think its steroidsthey grew to that n 13 days ?
I have a Mars TS3000 and I grow some nice bud with it. I just recently purchased 2 240watt Kingbrite Led from Vicky at Kingbrite, paid $320.00 delivered to my door in 4 days here in USA. They are the 301H version with the 660 red with dimmers. They are great looking lights and have them dimmed down to 400ppfd for veg.Hey I originally put this in the wrong thread, but another affordable option is 2 hps 150 watt lights, they are about 80 bucks each on amazon.
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