So back to your orig question: "would veggin for two weeks be worth it getting about .6g/watt or would a (lets say 5 week veg) be worth the energy expense to only get 1g/watt" (I think that is what the question comes out to be)
So i put a little equation together based on total wattage spent for both situations. The numbers i have below relate to 400W veg and a 1000W flower. I dunno if that is what you run, i just find it common. regardless, its nice to see the difference of a 2 week veg and a 5 week veg, topped off with an 8 week flower on both.
(side note: Im using Watts/Hr - to find out ur bill, see what ur cost is kw/h then find out how many watts you use and divide by 1000 to get ur kw then apply to your cost per hour.)
2 week Veg (1) 400 Watt light (18hr days):
400x18= 7200 watts/hr per day
7200x14(days) = 100.8 KiloWatts
8 week Flower (1) 1000 Watt light (12hr days):
1000x12(hours) = 12000 Watts/hr per day
12000 x 56(days) = 672 Kw
2 WEEK VEG - 100.8 (total veg kw) + 672 (total flower kw) = 772.8 kw/Cycle
Now if u rocked a 5 week veg, that would bring a total veg kw to 252 Kw
5 WEEK VEG - 252 + 672 = 924 Kw/cycle
So the difference in that scenario is 151.2 Kw.
i get charged 1$/3.89 kwh. which would put a total savings of 38.86$ in my case.
so if ur happy with .6/G for veggin for 2 weeks ur looking at 600 Grams on a 1000W light which is like a 1 1/2lbs... Now if u got ur g/w on a 1000w with a 5 week veg, u should pull 2.23 lbs.... so ur looking at a 3/4lb difference...
IMO i would rather spend the 38.86$ and wait 5 weeks for the extra 1400$ + ... if we are talking money wise.
if anyone thinks this is way off let me know and i will correct or delete, just tryna help fellow farmers!
Z