You did that "research"with your head up some luddites ass.Don't go for LEDs, don't waste your time and money. I have done enough research to be able to say that you will NOT get bigger yields out of your space.
LEDs claim to have better g/w rate and it is true, the problem is that they pull WAAAAY less watts at the wall. If you are looking to maximize yield in a specific area like yours a combination of MH/HPS(or just HPS) would be greater in terms of yield.
you have 5x5 space. that's 25square feet. 25x50watts/foot= 1000 watts light would be more than enough
Go with a 1000W Hortilux HPS I am sure many of the old school growers would agree with me here that they are the shit, you won't regret it.
If you are concerned about heat, then a ventilated hood reflector like the new Raptor (choose appropriate size online) would do just great.
The rest is in your hands, ventilation and your grow style
Good luck
I don't understand what you could research with your head up some1's ass, I did that research through reading and communicating on different forum and experienced growers I know personally. To be honest I wish I had a possibility of doing a side by side comparison but I simply don't. I did research the best way I could.You did that "research"with your head up some luddites ass.
its not productive to do research in that position, bro thats why i said it ''YOU DID THAT RESEARCH WITH YOUR HEAD UP YOUR ASS.''I don't understand what you could research with your head up some1's ass, I did that research through reading and communicating on different forum and experienced growers I know personally. To be honest I wish I had a possibility of doing a side by side comparison but I simply don't. I did research the best way I could.
If you can prove me wrong, please do otherwise stfu.
The only way HPS wins in HPS vs CXB series LEDs is if you believe the marking too much and run too few watts of CXB LEDs. The HPS is about 85% as efficient as the LEDs. 1000w HPS ≈ 850w of CXB LEDs. Now, HPS is way less expensive up front, to the point that it would take many years to pay off the difference in electrical savings. If money doesn't matter, go with top bin CXB3590 LEDs, if money does, go with HPS + some vero 29's in 6500k + UVB of your choice.Don't go for LEDs, don't waste your time and money. I have done enough research to be able to say that you will NOT get bigger yields out of your space.
LEDs claim to have better g/w rate and it is true, the problem is that they pull WAAAAY less watts at the wall. If you are looking to maximize yield in a specific area like yours a combination of MH/HPS(or just HPS) would be greater in terms of yield.
you have 5x5 space. that's 25square feet. 25x50watts/foot= 1000 watts light would be more than enough
Go with a 1000W Hortilux HPS I am sure many of the old school growers would agree with me here that they are the shit, you won't regret it.
If you are concerned about heat, then a ventilated hood reflector like the new Raptor (choose appropriate size online) would do just great.
The rest is in your hands, ventilation and your grow style
Good luck
It does make sense what you are saying but I just haven't seen one grower that tried LED and didn't go back to MH/HPS. And most of them have more experience/knowledge than I doThe only way HPS wins in HPS vs CXB series LEDs is if you believe the marking too much and run too few watts of CXB LEDs. The HPS is about 85% as efficient as the LEDs. 1000w HPS ≈ 850w of CXB LEDs. Now, HPS is way less expensive up front, to the point that it would take many years to pay off the difference in electrical savings. If money doesn't matter, go with top bin CXB3590 LEDs, if money does, go with HPS + some vero 29's in 6500k + UVB of your choice.
Could you point me to one please?riu is populated with the best led grows around... many, many 1+ Gpw a few 2+ GPW.
yes sirCould you point me to one please?
There is enough reading for a week or even more . I know Growmau5 is killing it, but he just made a full journal recently, I did not see it to be honest.yes sir
https://www.rollitup.org/t/another-cree-cxb3590-diy-thread.881691/
https://www.rollitup.org/t/cxb3590-1500w.878136/
https://www.rollitup.org/t/realstyles-6th-diy-cxa-3590-5000k-db-bin.864284/ <--this is a veg light but realstyles has loads of killer bud shots and outcome data from his home made lamps
https://www.rollitup.org/t/greengenes-garden.839682/page-102#post-12195117 <---greengenes is one of the main LED guru's here. If you skim around through his posts you will get an idea of what has been achieved and what might be on the horizon
Also a few of the DIY guys have started businesses building state of the art LED lamps. They are expensive but if you need low heat or low energy usage they would be well worth it. If you're interested enough to build your own, (super fun learning exp) everythiong you need to learn and all the sources for the materials is available in the threads.
Check out ledbuilder.orgThat's a reasonable request. Someone here will help you out shortly. I'm HPS/MH, so I'm of no help here. Good luck.
yes great led cost a lot more than great hidThere is enough reading for a week or even more . I know Growmau5 is killing it, but he just made a full journal recently, I did not see it to be honest.
I remember him doing a first led inspired on http://www.bmlhorticulture.com/spydr-1200-grow-max-spectrum/ That price tho, ouch
LEDs came a long way from what it used to be and the new Cree CXB3590 proves it.yes great led cost a lot more than great hid
That's a lot of light for a 5'x5', I LIKE IT1000w of 2700k CXB3590 (Give you the weight)
200w of 6500k CXB3590 (Add blues for better quality)
100w of 9.9+ UVBTanning or UVB 10.0 Reptile bulbs.(UVB light for resin production)
Did you find it? We'd love to see itI had a 5x5. It had a 1200 LED, a 900 LED, a 600w HPS, a 400w MH, and a few 150 hps.
I grew thick colas.... . . lol Lemme try to find a pic