Nevergood's high power garden

I thought I would give an overview of the room and it's overall electrical use. The room is about 80sqf of space in an L shape. I use 3'x3' trays (on wheels) and can net each tray to a 4'+x4'+ canopy.

Lighting usage: 1370 watts (Max power in room will most likely stay under 2000 watts) on 12hrs.

Air movement: 120 watts wall fans (on 24hr)

80 watts Intake/exhaust (8" hyperfans turn down, set to control humidity)on 12hr?

80 watts carbon scrubber fan (6" HF turn down) and UV light in ducting 0n 12hrs

Pumps: 90 watts 2 airpumps on timer on 15/off 15. On 12hrs

50 watts waters pumps maybe 6 hrs

AC (120v/750w) Room is set to 86* with CO2, but the AC hasn't been turning on as far as I have seen. With current wattage, the room has been staying around 84*F. At this moment my rooms total consumption in 24 hrs is only 950 watts a day. And Max draw on the room (not counting AC) is only 1800 watts.

I have 2 GGs left over that are still in cups. I might veg them a month and throw in five gallon bags.

Beginning of week 7- CO2 is off for now and the intake/exhaust have taken over. Everything is looking good. This might take 10 weeks. I have also netted and cleaned up the new girls. I might have to lower the net, unless they stretch some more. The little girls will be 450w now.

Things are starting to fall over. The 2 runts that I first added the rings to got nut lock out, so I have started to cut it down. The rest are still growing fine.

Finally got Bubba cut down. Near the end I had 12 or more yo-yo's holding up colas. With this heat wave it should be dried faster than I want, but nothing I can do. I found that the tray of GG#4 has a couple Cherry Pies hiding in the mix. I hope this doesn't cause me trouble when they finish. It would be a bitch to cut 2 or 3 out of this tangled mess. I still have 2 GG#4's vegging. They are 18" and bushy, maybe by next week I will be ready to start flowering them.

Ok, I have gotten some numbers before I fully separate the big for the small. The 650w, 4.5x4.5 foot area pulled 34 total ounces with minimal larf. The other table was around 500 grams or more with 200 of it subpar, but will be excellent wax. That table never had a stable light wattage. It varied from 320w to 600 for a short time, but averaged about 400 watts.

Close to 1.5g/Watt, I'd say you are killing it w/ efficiency... nice bud porn super frosty as usual what are you up to lately?

CocoTwisty said:

Close to 1.5g/Watt, I'd say you are killing it w/ efficiency... nice bud porn super frosty as usual what are you up to lately?

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Thanks, if I didn't always change things up I might be able to do better. I barely have time for this 'job' and I started feeling like I am just posting the same thing with the same problems.
I have been able to get ahold of the new Citizen line of COB's, the CLU059's. With the par meter, I am getting almost 2" closer (for the same output) at all distances. This is with a CLU059 1825 @ 150W and the CLU058 3618 @ 150W using 3000K 90CRI. I still need to see how much better the CLU059 3618 is against the CLU058 3618 @ 250 watts. Just need the time.
I have been trying to get CDIWEB.com to make a discount code, but I was only able to get one for this expensive handheld spectrometer. If I can get reading for anyone, post up and I will try.
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I now have one of these to take measurements with