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Where is the ground line coming in with your mains then? You still have to be grounded to the main panel. You only have 3 wires coming in. I now see your ground coming out the bottom going to the rods I'm assuming.

That sub panel is not wired correctly. The ground and nuetral need to be separated in a sub panel. And it needs to have its own grounding rod if in a separate building that main panel.

Ionic bloom (3-2-6) from start to finish.

Yea been using them for a year or so. Been doing 1.25-1.5 per light with my high yielders. 1-1.25 from my lower yielders.

4 315s. Half the amps of either of your choices, better quality and same yields.

Gorilla.

More lights needed.

Nope. They shitty.

Conduit or fish them through walls.

9.

We have done testing on almost all 315s fixtures and bulbs at this point. The nanolux ballast works much better with the maxpar bulb. PAR meters don't lie. The nanolux might run a philips bulb, but it will not be to that bulbs full potential.

Nanolux is lower quality in the realm in my opinion. The ballast in the SunSystem is a Phillips, the bulb too. The nanolux uses a ballast they made to replicate Phillips, and it only works with MaxPar bulbs, which imo are lesser quality too. The fixture itself is much better with the SunSystem...

Nah, acclimation and nitrogen deficiency are two different things for sure. The purple stems is probably one of the signs of stress the plant shows. To answer the other question isn't as simple as just naming a nutrient salt. It has a lot to do with what you are already using as nutrients...

My Lemon Larry OG has purple stems when not acclimated to a light increase and when nitrogen hungry.

315s all the way.

I disagree. We will leave it at that.

600s don't properly cover a 4x4. SE 1000s don't cover a 5x7. Can't really argue with the gavita statement. Although I prefer them in a 5x5 to a 4x6. A 315 will cover a 3x3. A 630 will cover a 4x4.

No question.

Yes.

Light bleaching IMO.