What is the most you've gotten from a small pot/container. What's your gram/L ratio?
So here's the deal, grams / watt is really not that important in the scheme of things. When you do the math, maximizing yield w respect to pot size is more important as the gram/watt ratio as long as you're at or above the .5gram/watt threshold. Why? Cost of media, transport, disposal, etc. becomes more expensive and more of a hassle than what it cost to burn a 1k for at 12 hours per day for 30 days, which by the way is in the ballpark of ONLY $40-50 bucks per month.
So while it's cool to own bragging rights to 1.5 grams/watt, it really is irrelevant from a business stand point. I mean really, what's at stake here makes $50 a joke. I call that penny wise and pound foolish.
So I am experimenting w maximizing in 2 gallon pots. I am using a coco-hydroton mix. And am hoping to get them huge, and yield 8 oz (or more) from each. What do ya say?
Thanks in advance!
So here's the deal, grams / watt is really not that important in the scheme of things. When you do the math, maximizing yield w respect to pot size is more important as the gram/watt ratio as long as you're at or above the .5gram/watt threshold. Why? Cost of media, transport, disposal, etc. becomes more expensive and more of a hassle than what it cost to burn a 1k for at 12 hours per day for 30 days, which by the way is in the ballpark of ONLY $40-50 bucks per month.
So while it's cool to own bragging rights to 1.5 grams/watt, it really is irrelevant from a business stand point. I mean really, what's at stake here makes $50 a joke. I call that penny wise and pound foolish.
So I am experimenting w maximizing in 2 gallon pots. I am using a coco-hydroton mix. And am hoping to get them huge, and yield 8 oz (or more) from each. What do ya say?
Thanks in advance!
