Okay can someone, anyone really, explain to me how he's going to keep those plants? 2 days into flower, they're like what 6-7 foot tall he said? After the stretch they're going to be like 10-14 feet....
Typical ceilings are 8 foot.
And Goofy - You're right that there's be a little light waste between two vertically stacked columns. You could either place the far enough apart so that you can fit a plant or two between them, or run two separate bloom sections with 1 column each. Granted as you said, it's too late now, but for future reference.
I wish I knew more about Australian electrical wiring. On a 120v circuit anyway, the only thing you want to use extension cords for is like fans and stuff. Regardless, if you say you're safe, I'll give you the benefit of doubt.
In response to my original question at the beginning of this post - maybe you should look into some late LST-type training. Rather than bending them over all the way, just kinda tie down the branches so they're sort of running diagonally from the bottom up and kinda just train them so they "twist" around your light, if that makes any sense. Should clear up a few more feet for flowering stretch. I dunno what kinda space you got vertically, but you don't wanna be 3 weeks into flowering, and still having them girls stretching and growing into the ceiling.
Typical ceilings are 8 foot.
And Goofy - You're right that there's be a little light waste between two vertically stacked columns. You could either place the far enough apart so that you can fit a plant or two between them, or run two separate bloom sections with 1 column each. Granted as you said, it's too late now, but for future reference.
I wish I knew more about Australian electrical wiring. On a 120v circuit anyway, the only thing you want to use extension cords for is like fans and stuff. Regardless, if you say you're safe, I'll give you the benefit of doubt.
In response to my original question at the beginning of this post - maybe you should look into some late LST-type training. Rather than bending them over all the way, just kinda tie down the branches so they're sort of running diagonally from the bottom up and kinda just train them so they "twist" around your light, if that makes any sense. Should clear up a few more feet for flowering stretch. I dunno what kinda space you got vertically, but you don't wanna be 3 weeks into flowering, and still having them girls stretching and growing into the ceiling.
