weednublet
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I plan on having small plants, lollipopped. 6 in each rotation, and if I can SCROG'd. They won't be very big at all if I can help it. I plan on making the cuttings like 6 inches at least. So my plants may get to be around 3 feet, tops.tool first stop posting in this thread your making things significantly more complex FOR NO REASON. simply go away.
Second there is NO COMPARISON to a proper HPS vs ANYTHING. Led's are the way of the future but ATM they dont keep up with the output. however they are great support lighting
third a proper ebb n flow would consume less space than the same number of plants each with there own individual bucket.
yes lumens stack Simply enough if you shove a 600w in the same room as 1000w you WILL notice a VAST difference between the lumen output. Frankly my Ballast is dimmable so if you look at my pictures in my thread the blue tinted are 600watts vs the white ones are 1000watts.... it even makes a huge difference in my pictures
The difference between roots in a dark tub of water is they rely on the air your pumping into it to sustain the plants Vs Ebb n Flo you rely on the pump to add more water once your plants have drank all they needed but overall are sitting in air
weednublet keep in mind the number of plants will not mean a bigger yield vs Longer vegged big plants. You could easily stick with 6-10 plants and top then Scrog them and end up with the same
Gram Per Watt total at the end of your grow. It is completely based on the amount of veg time and Lumen output of your setup. if you have a thick canopy the lower branches wont receive any lumensView attachment 1739387Check my lumen diminish rate
View attachment 1739386 This shows you what chlorophyll responds best to. look for a bulb with a similar chart
It's a very small space, I just don't want to spend a lot of money. I don't mean to sound ignorant or unappreciative, but is there a straight answer on the matter?
Another question, while I got your attention. One method is to cut a bunch of holes in the top of a rubbermaid lid and set netpots into it or open flood trays with the whole tray filled with medium, rather than just the netpots.
Are these different systems entirely or just a different method of a ebb and flow?