@switch, how big of an area are you trying to cover? I second what @goatlicker said about Area 51 LED's, and use them myself.
What kind of light was this bud grown under, HPS, or LED?
(If you said LED, you'd be correct)
With a tent that size, you'd need six, to eight, Area 51 LED panels to fully cover it. I would recommend their RW-150 panel, as it uses less electricity than the XGS panel, and gives a better yield, thanks to the extra red in the spectrum.Its a 2.4m x 1.2m secret jardin tent. Thats some dense looking bud right there!
does the extra red come on the xgs190 model too or optional?With a tent that size, you'd need six, to eight, Area 51 LED panels to fully cover it. I would recommend their RW-150 panel, as it uses less electricity than the XGS panel, and gives a better yield, thanks to the extra red in the spectrum.
Thank you for the compliment about the bud, sir.
It might be cheaper to move.Yo, ive got major heat problems in my house which cant be resolved due to the type of boiler I have and where my tent is.
If I bought leds instead of the 2 x600w hps I have will it solve my heat issue and can I still get just as good yeild??
best advice i can give is toss them leds u will never get what u were getting from hpsYo, ive got major heat problems in my house which cant be resolved due to the type of boiler I have and where my tent is.
If I bought leds instead of the 2 x600w hps I have will it solve my heat issue and can I still get just as good yeild??
No, that's one of the main difference between XGS and RW models. The RW has the extra red, more direct focused lenses, and uses 40 watts less. The XGS is all white, wider lenses, and has a slightly bigger footprint. The RW will give you a better yield, but that is not to say that the XGS isn't a solid flowering light. Each one offers a little something different.does the extra red come on the xgs190 model too or optional?
thnx for clarifyingNo, that's one of the main difference between XGS and RW models. The RW has the extra red, more direct focused lenses, and uses 40 watts less. The XGS is all white, wider lenses, and has a slightly bigger footprint. The RW will give you a better yield, but that is not to say that the XGS isn't a solid flowering light. Each one offers a little something different.