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Light Mover during Flowering ???

bob80

bob80

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:eyesmoke:I have two 1000w HPS hoods in my flower room I have a 12' x 12' area to work with, I just want to know if light movers are a good idea during flowering ?, I have been told stationary (light in one place) lighting is best for flowering and light movers are best for veg.
I was thinking about running each light on a 8' rail in my flower room to cover more space and get more ladies on the ground ?? let me know fellas, I know this is the place to ask.... :confused::eyesmoke:
 
Skunk#1

Skunk#1

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I dont think a mover is for ether veg of flower
they are design to cover more area then a stationary lamp
I think it would do you good with your room size
 
treemansbuds

treemansbuds

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I plan on using mine during both Veg and Flowering. I'm thinking that all sides of the buds (plant), and the lower parts of the plant are receiving more light with a mover. When flowering outside the sun is moving, providing sun to all parts of the plant. Using the mover during flowering should provide larger yields. I read up to 40%-50% more.
 
mr.smileyface

mr.smileyface

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treemansbuds said:
I plan on using mine during both Veg and Flowering. I'm thinking that all sides of the buds (plant), and the lower parts of the plant are receiving more light with a mover. When flowering outside the sun is moving, providing sun to all parts of the plant. Using the mover during flowering should provide larger yields. I read up to 40%-50% more.
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The sun doesnt move as much as the earth does. Not even a stationary light can compare to the suns 10,000 lumens per sqaure foot.
With the mover your going to have some leggy plants. With a 12by 12 room you should use at least 4 lights. You could probly get away with light movers for veg and first two weeks of bloom.
 
TillthedayiDIE420

TillthedayiDIE420

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You would benifit from using the light movers, more light will reach areas that it was lacking. More growth.

You turn 2 lamps into 4 with movers.
 
bob80

bob80

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mr.smileyface said:
The sun doesnt move as much as the earth does. Not even a stationary light can compare to the suns 10,000 lumens per sqaure foot.
With the mover your going to have some leggy plants. With a 12by 12 room you should use at least 4 lights. You could probly get away with light movers for veg and first two weeks of bloom.
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mr.smileyface, thanks man I was thinking the same thing, thats why I asked. I will be going stationary and will up my # of lights in time. Thanks everyone for the input.
 
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