Help With Darkroom Setup

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Skeksis

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No one said it, I was giving that as a reason that 3 lbs cannot be grown in a 3x3 space.

It doesn't matter if it's SOG, SCROG, LST, Supercropping, 16 small plants or 1 fat bush. 3 lbs cannot be grown in a square meter.

Don't take offense, I'm sure you're an experienced grower. I'm sorry but it just won't work.
 
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Skeksis

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You know what, I guess I stand corrected. I just read a journal about a vertical grow
where someone got almost 1.3 grams per watt, so I guess its very possible. Still not grown in
a square meter, but really efficient none the less.

So my bad. I wasn't trying to call you out, I just couldn't believe that kind of efficiency.
 
LoudBlunts

LoudBlunts

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hahaha. ;) foot in mouth much?

lol just because you and your OP cant/doesnt do it...doesnt mean it cant and isnt being done. barriers are broken every day.

btw, you are still putting words in people's mouth...

who said anything about it having to be in one square meter? that was a basic example.

all i've said is 2.5-3lb per 1k

none the less, your semi-apology is accepted ;)

try a 2.14 gpw setup ;) i blv 40 oz from a 600watt light
 
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Skeksis

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haha, yeah I guess so. I'm a beginner, so I don't even expect to go over 0.5g per watt.
Especially with this weak 400w.

I wasn't putting words in anyone's mouth. I was using that as an example, like you said.
I must have misunderstood when you started talking about yield per m^2 and all that.

Still, you were right and I was wrong. Btw, that vertical grow looks slick. That might be
a future project if I ever get good enough.

Peace
 
LoudBlunts

LoudBlunts

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bit of advice...you shouldnt try and question someone with a bit of rep .... see all those green things? let alone anybody [especially] if you are a beginner.

yea that vertical dwc/nft is sick... the fast flow of water is what gets it thriving, among other things. faster flow in nft establishes more DO (of course at whatever temp it is at, which max DO is allowed)
 
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