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Im currently using 2 spider farmer sf1000's for these super silver haze auto's but i to need more light for a bigger grow area next time so im goimg with the gavita pro 1700, but this is the results of the sf1000'sThe Growers choice ROI-E720 is just under 1600ppf which would be perfect for 4x6. If you're going with growers choice lights I think CCFC gets you 10% off but it might not work anymore.
I don't have any experience growing with spider farmers but I know that they're pretty expensive compared to lights with similar ppf. If I'm not wrong, I think they hardly produce any heat though and I think they have a pretty good spectrum.Im currently using 2 spider farmer sf1000's for these super silver haze auto's but I to need more light for a bigger grow area next time so im goimg with the gavita pro 1700, but this is the results of the sf1000's
Those sf1000's were $175 each. Thats not expensive, great results. DWC has alot to do with the growth but the lights are cheap in my opinion.I don't have any experience growing with spider farmers but I know that they're pretty expensive compared to lights with similar ppf. If I'm not wrong, I think they hardly product any heat though and I think they have a pretty good spectrum.
I have that dwc system in a closet in s.e. ga., highest temp with 2 fans goimg is 81 F, they run cool. Amazon prime can have them to you in a couple of days.I don't have any experience growing with spider farmers but I know that they're pretty expensive compared to lights with similar ppf. If I'm not wrong, I think they hardly product any heat though and I think they have a pretty good spectrum.
The sf1000 puts off 190ppf you got it for $175 (I assume thats USD) so that's 1.09ppf/$ and the viparspectra xs1500 puts off 280ppf and costs $145 ppf and that's 1.93ppf/$.Those sf1000's were $175 each. Thats not expensive, great results. DWC has alot to do with the growth but the lights are cheap in my opinion.
Lol i dont know all those breakdowns, i just know for the money i love the lights. Its my first go on dwc indoors. Since its illegal in Ga i grow secretly for myself and 2 others people. Grown outdoors for yrs but its gettimg harder outdoors so i built a small dwc system to test and im about to go much larger to about 20-30 plant system. Im learning right now, but im highly impressed with the setup. 2 sf1000's over 2 super silver haze auto's being fed advanced nutrients ph perfect grow, micro, bloom and big bud bud booster. So far so good. And that ph perfect fertilizer is badass, never have ph issues with itThe sf1000 puts off 190ppf you got it for $175 (I assume thats USD) so that's 1.09ppf/$ and the viparspectra xs1500 puts off 280ppf and costs $145 ppf and that's 1.93ppf/$.
I want a good light to cover about 6×10 ft heated and cooledThe mammoth 10 bar might be a bit too powerful for your space but it's the same price and is better.
4 Crecer PanthrX lights would be good for that area.I want a good light to cover about 6×10 ft heated and cooled
Or maybe 2 or 3 mammoth 10 bars.4 Crecer PanthrX lights would be good for that area.
Yes they will be happy to send you out warranty lights free of charge once the originals fail and cost you a grow. They might be 300 dollars less my cost but not worth losing a grow over. Gavita or Fluence is the way to go.2 of the growers choice is probably what will work best. Since you’re in a tent you want a low hanging height with as uniform coverage as possible and 2 bar style lights will do that perfectly. Plus growers choice is a reputable led company so far
You have a faulty light that cost you your grow?Yes they will be happy to send you out warranty lights free of charge once the originals fail and cost you a grow. They might be 300 dollars less my cost but not worth losing a grow over. Gavita or Fluence is the way to go.
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