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The water is fine. Read on, research pays dividends.
Look for more modern lamp equipment, it is clear efficiency is important to you and the old stuff makes more heat that helpful light. And then ya gotta manage the heat.
You can learn much here. Read on... and welcome!
Looks like you have most of the ingredients to grow. They say more watts more flower, you just want to be careful of the heat generated to have a health environment. The 250 will cover your closet just find, but if you have the cobs or led panel I would personally go with that (less heat). The 2,5 gal buckets will be just fine. Make sure the holes you drill allow for good/quick drainage. With the smaller room/buckets I would recommend you keep the veg cycle limited to under 1 month ;). Root bound plants are harder to takecare.
Remember keep it light on the nutrients and the plant will tell you when she wants more, let the dirt dry out before watering, this will make the roots strengthen and stretch while taking up very important oxygen, & keep great air circulation. Once they get bigger stale air will suffocate and/or crate opportunities for high rH which means mold.
Do those things and post pictures with questions here and you'll grow some nice plants.
Dollar store plastic bathroom trash cans work great for small spaces if you drill holes in them.
i wudnt run anymore then 2 n that space,and like u read that n.l. can get tall on you..theres lots who r running the led's,cobs,whatever but hps is tried and true...i dnt use nothing else.had a cob dealer tell me once,"leds r the like gas saving yugo,cobs are a turbo charged cavalier,hid lights are the american muscle car..ha.good luck to u tho brother.do you think i'm fine for 2-3 plants
FARK ...... O.oGoji OG flowered on my gas saving yugo :)
View attachment 682475 Unless yur in europe n hav crazy electric bills...only way id use anything less..cause u get less....period.she still needs her 2nd cut..
Yes. sorta. What you put in gets converted. Watts (electrical potential) are converted to photons ( mind you different wavelengths have different energies ) - there is a standard measure Mols / Watt.
@BarnaGoat - I note your lamp is rather sophisticated - a different class of lamp from a COB lamp IMHO. Your lamp uses narrow band devices from the appearance of it and a COB uses a phosphor for actual photon generation. Well made, with UV enhancement it is so best in class in my opinion. A COB phosphor can emit broadband PAR, very efficiently. This is why I consider them fundamentally different.
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