BMWEATER
Well-Known Member
Why do you say 6 or 8 won't pose the same problems?
Im growing a lot of plants for a high yield, hopefully. -- By having a lot of small plants light penetration isn't really an issue.
If you have a few big ones, only the tops will get light, unless you do training that adds time to the growing cycle.
I believe this is the philosophy behind the sea of green.
I don't think it will be an issue if you grow them small. Basically what I'm asking you to do is run your setup at 50% capacity. I think you will see that A. You will have better success since everything won't be crammed in B. You can add more the very next cycle as you progress basically giving you 0 stress and almost 100% chance of success.
So to recap grow them the size you intended too, just reduce the plant numbers by 50% for one cycle. You will thank me later