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Or try boxing your light in with walls of plants and scrogging. Adding 4 more dimensions can potentially triple your yield. 5 Scrogs per light would not waste any lumens.

Cannafamilyfarms or follow on Instagram. That's my family and they get 2.5-3lbs per light. That's 1.5 grams per watt. About 1500grams per light per table packing the in and scrogging at 3ft

1000 grams/1kilo on a 1000w/1kwh HPS is hard. 400g on a 400w easy. In my opinion. A lot of good points in here

Check out 1000w ballasts splitters. Run 2 500w bulbs of 1 ballast. And consider the cords, plugs, timers and cost of buying and hanging multiple lights

My 1000w grow bigger plants faster but it's kinda a waste of light. I think its best to have 1 plant per light because that plant will get all the light it needs in the center and distribute that power to grow outer branches that don't get as much light. Instead of having weaklings shaded by...

I honestly think it's more efficient to use smaller lights. I think your going to yield 1 pound off the 1000w in a 5x5 in 3 months. Or 1 pound off a 400w 5x5 in 4 months. So with 2 lights you will get 2 lbs instead of one without a light mover. Less heat less bs. No moving plants around easy...

I just want to know how long it takes to get 3 pounds per light. Does it take all year, it looks his plants are supercroped to much so he has to take leafs off to prevent mold. I think I can do the same thing without taking leafs off in less time. I meet these guys and they can't answer these...

Got some kitties to guard my weed plants

Feed it brawndro to fatten up your buds, brawndo has what plants need. It has electrolytes

Because it has electrolytes

I always wanted to put a plant in a skylight too.

Yes I was thinking this as well. Very very good idea. Egyptian temple style. I would love to do that or just a greenhouse. That's better because you can console hours of light per day. I've seen that bug and its shell many times too

If you could burn a plant with 100w then this idea is possible. Just need a good design to control light refraction

I bet in a 2x2 space you could keep up with 1000w if done correctly with 100w

That's how a flashlight is. LED lights have little magnifying coating on them. Try it with a small 100w HPS Take a lense from a giant telescope and put in inside your hood with mirrors around it. This should increase gram per watt ratio and efficiency in small spaces. Like growing inside a...