Budzbuddha
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I have recently started running 2 HLG QB 288 boards (same ones in the 135 kit) in my 2x2 running at about 75 watts each. One board cranked worked fine, but the coverage I get running 2 at lower powers is insane. Getting damn near uniform ppfd all the way out to the corners. its probably overkill for someone looking to save money, but I had them laying around and not having the edges and corners with %20 or %30 less light is awesome .Could also max the footprint tf out with a HLG135 kit thats like 150watts
I have a 2x2.5 that has averaged 5ish so far, with around 150w. Biggest just under 8oz, smallest more like 2I have a 2x2 tester tent that I run about 150 to 170 watts of LED in. typically run 2 plants in 3 gallon pots or 4 plants in 1 gallon pots, promix, Jack's nutrients, pull 4 to 6 Oz out of it with minimal effort. i top each plant twice and some light LST.
Damn 8 on 150! SickkkkkI have a 2x2.5 that has averaged 5ish so far, with around 150w. Biggest just under 8oz, smallest more like 2
Humidity gets difficult in there when it gets thick
That’s dope man. I’m looking into the 300r and the 350r. 300 does 3x3 no problem and the 350 can do a 3x5 and I don’t plan on the additional footage.. yet but they (hlg) also sells the refurbished ones and they’re pretty good price with a yr warranty. Not sure lol Get a 350 and dial it down for now in hopes of a bigger space some time?I have recently started running 2 HLG QB 288 boards (same ones in the 135 kit) in my 2x2 running at about 75 watts each. One board cranked worked fine, but the coverage I get running 2 at lower powers is insane. Getting damn near uniform ppfd all the way out to the corners. its probably overkill for someone looking to save money, but I had them laying around and not having the edges and corners with %20 or %30 less light is awesome .
I have two of the diablo 648 qb's running that low. Pretty effective in my spaceThat’s dope man. I’m looking into the 300r and the 350r. 300 does 3x3 no problem and the 350 can do a 3x5 and I don’t plan on the additional footage.. yet but they (hlg) also sells the refurbished ones and they’re pretty good price with a yr warranty. Not sure lol Get a 350 and dial it down for now in hopes of a bigger space some time?
The sf is a good light & so is the ts 1000 which I believe might be a bit cheaper I just started a grow with the mars hydro sp 3000 in a 2x4 tent so far so good it's my 4th led & the first with samsung diodes it gives me 37.4 watts per sq ft. most led people suggest 30 watts per sq. ft. You'll probably good with 25 watt per sq ft I dont see any problems 30-35 just my personal preferenceI know, I'm just trying to filter real/serious guesses from spammers like the guy after you saying a pound...
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I'm asking for an average/realistic yield you guys experienced with this specific/very similar setup. Not discussing my experience, nor having guesses according to my experience. But thanks anyway.
Interesting inputs on this one. I do not have a light yet, do you recommend any around 150W? (In good price/quality ratio like SF1000/TS1000)
I recently pulled 8oz in a 2x2 with a viparspectra xs1500 (150 watt)I know, I'm just trying to filter real/serious guesses from spammers like the guy after you saying a pound...
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I'm asking for an average/realistic yield you guys experienced with this specific/very similar setup. Not discussing my experience, nor having guesses according to my experience. But thanks anyway.
Interesting inputs on this one. I do not have a light yet, do you recommend any around 150W? (In good price/quality ratio like SF1000/TS1000)
You have pics of the flower quality? And a smoke report?I recently pulled 8oz in a 2x2 with a viparspectra xs1500 (150 watt)
Vipar spectra has stepped up their game with the samsung diodes gone are the old days of blurple diodesI recently pulled 8oz in a 2x2 with a viparspectra xs1500 (150 watt)