LED grow light lease

dunksndank

Active Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #1

I am new to growing and wanted to test some lights out before I spend a lot of money on buying them.

Do you guys think it is worth renting before buying them?

You know to get a feel for how they work and not be in the whole for a 1k plus considering how much some led light cost.

 

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Budget Buds

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #2

Where and the fuck can you "rent" an led light? I'd just build one if I were you but I do want to know who rents them. Is rent a center really that hard up for customers???

 

HalfBee

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #3

$25 a week x 18 week seed to chop cycle - $450 rental of cheap blurple $80 ebay rejects...
Sounds like a solid business model...

 

BM9AGS

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #4

HalfBee said:

$25 a week x 18 week seed to chop cycle - $450 rental of cheap blurple $80 ebay rejects...
Sounds like a solid business model...

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Nice!!!

 

CaliSmokes

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #5

Lmao

 

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bryan oconner

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #6

what brand ? and where ? why not rent if you dont have a light its a win .

 

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Budget Buds

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #7

bryan oconner said:

what brand ? and where ? why not rent if you dont have a light its a win .

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Here's what you do , Get you a job, save you some money, build you a light . Fucking renting a grow light LMFAO

 

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bryan oconner

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #8

lol. i agree . but for some people that are on disabilities and need there meds . or to sick to work its a great deal .

 

Gary Goodson

Well-Known Member

Jan 24, 2017

• #9

 

mrgrowered

New Member

Jan 26, 2017

• #10

I wouldnt rent. goblinlights.com has a pretty decent selection of led lights for a newbie on a budget

 

Budzbuddha

Well-Known Member

Jan 26, 2017

• #11

Try the sun ..... Its free

 

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Dr.Nick Riviera

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Jan 26, 2017

• #12

bryan oconner said:

what brand ? and where ? why not rent if you dont have a light its a win .

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this is why people jump on you. When you think about posting a reply to help, just walk away.

 

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Dr.Nick Riviera

Well-Known Member

Jan 26, 2017

• #13

Gary GoodsonJR said:

my dad and i just rented 2 of these . all we have right now is a light in a lamp 60 watts cfl

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mauricem00

Well-Known Member

Jan 26, 2017

• #14

perhaps you could afford one of these http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-6-in-1-Adjustable-E27-Base-Light-Lamp-Bulb-Adapter-Holder-Socket-Splitter/381713504145?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid=222007&algo=SIC.MBE&ao=2&asc=40804&meid=b7f0aa218b9e48b394061a78db6e39d9&pid=100005&rk=4&rkt=6&sd=371652089167 and some LED corn cob bulbs.or a cheap HPS

 

dunksndank

Active Member

Jan 31, 2017

• #15

I get it might not make sense for some of you to rent lights but for someone new, it seems to make more sense to spend $200 then $1k on lights that I am stuck with unless I sell them on cl.

Is there something I am not understanding as a newbie.

 

MediheaLed

Well-Known Member

Jan 31, 2017

• #16

You guys are asking all the wrong questions. Here's some serious stuff.
Is this like a lease? How many hours can you burn on the light until they charge you for going over your allotment? And how much per hour for the overages? Is there a Rent to Own option? Do we have to have weekly payments? My title loan, and my check into cash already get my weekly paymentS, plus that VHS player I'm still paying 25/week from Rent a Center. Can we do a quad monthly payment instead?

Seriously...