What's your top yield with LED?

Rocket Soul

Rocket Soul

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madvillian420 said:
ahhh okay i misunderstood your first post. Thats some good info, any specific strains come to mind?
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Here in euro we have a lot of good yielding hazes but now we mainly work with elite cuts which all yield fine. Our last good yielders have been glue trap and tangies. During lockdown we had a multistrain grow with varied results, Uk Gold 420 was the biggest buds in that one.
 
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Alki81

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I'm new on here, im getting between 2 half- 3 pounds a 600 watt, I use various led's but 1 particular led im using on 4 currylatos is the zues lumatek 600 pro, last run was 3 a light but think a little less this time maby 2 3/4. So in my room I use 4 leds, 1 sf4000, 1 st3000 mars, lumatek 600pro, seagree spydr 430 watt and I'm getting between 8-9 pound , for nearly 2000 watt , I veg for 7 weeks, 12 plants, they do a pretty big stretch,think I'm doing well. Let me no20210113_102336.jpg
 
a mongo frog

a mongo frog

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Alki81 said:
I'm new on here, im getting between 2 half- 3 pounds a 600 watt, I use various led's but 1 particular led im using on 4 currylatos is the zues lumatek 600 pro, last run was 3 a light but think a little less this time maby 2 3/4. So in my room I use 4 leds, 1 sf4000, 1 st3000 mars, lumatek 600pro, seagree spydr 430 watt and I'm getting between 8-9 pound , for nearly 2000 watt , I veg for 7 weeks, 12 plants, they do a pretty big stretch,think I'm doing well. Let me noView attachment 4799252
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Show us some bud shots. Do your leds have any reds like the 660's?
 
JewelRunner

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Alki81 said:
I'm new on here, im getting between 2 half- 3 pounds a 600 watt, I use various led's but 1 particular led im using on 4 currylatos is the zues lumatek 600 pro, last run was 3 a light but think a little less this time maby 2 3/4. So in my room I use 4 leds, 1 sf4000, 1 st3000 mars, lumatek 600pro, seagree spydr 430 watt and I'm getting between 8-9 pound , for nearly 2000 watt , I veg for 7 weeks, 12 plants, they do a pretty big stretch,think I'm doing well. Let me noView attachment 4799252
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thats 2.25 grams per watt you sure abt those numbers chief?
 
tkufoS

tkufoS

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Not enough to keep me on the led wagon..but I don't have enough $ for a good led ..so hid it is ! (:
 
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ҖҗlegilizeitҗҖ

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Trickyticky said:
If not after 1 grow if he sells a couple oz
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Yeah I'm talking even just in savings from electricity and bulbs.
I was spending $125 a year for bulbs alone,
My HPS 1000w ran me $835 a year in electricity. A total of $960 in expenses
My sf4000 + sf2000 cost me total $480 a year to run
I am saving about $480 a year, plus the $250 I would have spent buying my hps, is just about how much I spent on on my LEDs in the first place.
 
tkufoS

tkufoS

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Why do that ?.. when I can dim my 1000w lumatek down to 600 for my 4x4.... but thanks anyway lil buddy :clap:16110281863773134336353919719176.jpg
 
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Northwood

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tkufoS said:
Oh..and I'm allowed 6 by the way I'm 21 and over ..in my state those are the rules ...oh and 6 for my wife as she's of age
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Then I guess you can grow 16 kg of bud a year with normal lightbulbs you can get at your nearest dollar store with that plant limit. Lucky compared to us regular (recreational) Canadians with only 4 plants allowed. :(

You and your other half must be amazing smokers to get through 16 kg of bud in a year though. That's freaky, but cool too! lol
 
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tkufoS

tkufoS

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Northwood said:
Then I guess you can grow 16 kg of bud a year with normal lightbulbs you can get at your nearest dollar store with that plant limit. Lucky compared to us regular (recreational) Canadians with only 4 plants allowed. :(

You and your other half must be amazing smokers to get through 16 kg of bud in a year though. That's freaky, but cool too! lol
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Rec here to buddy ! But no. 6 is sufficient
 
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