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Yes, the plant will do fine, as long as you don't blast it with the light really close. Start it off with the light a fair distance - at least a couple of feet.

Heat and temperature are two very different things.

Mars are not terribly efficient LED's - so yeah, light is probably the problem.

You seem to be having a conversation with yourself. Maybe you should see someone about that.

Nice. I like the BC Blondes stuff. Nice to see them using Samsung diodes.

and here are her sprout-mates, in full flower: Since they both turned out female as well, I figured I would just flower them in the solo cups for the hell of it.

Wide angle shot:

Yeah, she is gonna be fun to trim up in a few days.

And here she is tonight, seven days since the last pic:

yeah, roughly. BUT, IMHO 300W of Samsung Strips would be overkill. Check out my Black Gorilla grow thread - 150 watts in a 24 x 39 inch space. - roughly that same area as yours: https://www.rollitup.org/t/new-run-black-gorilla.968602/

Yeah, I love the free overnight shipping. No idea how they manage to make a profit at this.

yeah, I remember the tent too. LOL "Whatchu talkin' 'bout Willis?"

Man I don't know about these chuckleheads at Arrow's warehouse/shipping department! I ordered another 100 of the 22" Samsung strips. They arrived today in a HUGE box, 32x21x15! I opened it up and under the first layer of packing is two stacked trays with 72 strips in them. I dig some more and...

LOL - I don't even know what prizes are available.

6 strips would be good for that size. make your fixture 24 x 24. 150W should be all the power you need for it.

Use either the 7.984, or the 7.280.

Clearly you've not been paying attention.

The resistor is there to ensure your pot goes *over* 100k ohms so you get full power out. Pots can vary quite a bit and if it only goes to 90K then you'll only get 90% power.

Samsung 44" double row strips run 46V @ 2240 mA test current, 3.6 amps max.

You just need to know current draw at the wall. Kill-a-watt is your friend there. HLG's are typically 93% on 115 VAC power and 95% on 230 VAC power.