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If you are not having heat issues, then I would have to totally agree with you. HPS/CMH is good bang for your buck.

My lights are the most affordable of all the premium leds on the market. If you cant afford mine I would suggest DIY or DE HPS.

Those prices are in Canadian dollars. its about $999 usd per 680.

I would recommend 2 680 watt game changers. https://www.bcblondes.com/product-p/bcb-680-3012.htm Here is a video of your exact setup with 2 game changers on 4x8 They run at 680 watts on 120 volt or 650 watts on 220 volt

I do not buy leds from hansion. I source my own leds, have them sphere tested and then have a board made. There's a reason I don't buy hansions diodes. Please stop spreading false information about my company.

Cant wait for you to get it bro. having the light modular is awesome for custom spaces.

Those panels are 3000k

https://www.bcblondes.com/product-p/bcb-340-301b.htm 818 ppf 2.52 umol/joule $525 usd Will beat the pants off any of the pre built stuff in this category.

Looks sweet bro

https://www.bcblondes.com/product-p/bcb-340-301b.htm $699 Canadian, which is roughly $525 USD. Msg me if you have questions.

2 680 game changers on a 4x8, at 8 weeks with a 10.5 week strain (amnesia sour diesel)

I like to run no less than 1000 up to 1500ish. With c02.

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Here is a quick little blue print/cheat sheet to use when growing your now legal 4 plants in Canada.

Not at the moment.

I understand if you are worried about the border. Although i'm pretty sure your cost all in would still be cheaper than any of the other usa based suppliers. That being said, USA distro is coming soon. Thanks for chiming in.

Proud to announce that the Game Changer line up has passed the ETL electrical certification process. Now we are 3rd party verified at 2.52 umol/joule and ETL Certified!

Regarding your issue about most ppf and ppf/watt. Just buy one extra 340 watt bcb game changer per row and you'll spend less, and have the most ppf, and hit your target.

I don't personally believe in it. If there is demand than I may add it. It will add to the cost and drop the efficiency though. Im all about bang for your buck. We'll see.

can be anything stressful, too much light, too cold, etc