[NOTB]

Hello- I was reading on the store site that you can flower a 42" plant with these LED's and it IS called the Penetrator so where's a fully penetrated plant pick?, i'm only asking because i'm thinking about spending 3-4000.00 on the 600 watt equivalent light's but would really like to see some result's, i know i can flower 6 3'rs of shishkaberry under 1 600 hps and get 1/4 a piece, can i do that with the LED? i don't mean to sound like a dick but 4000.00 is a lot to spend on something new like this befor getting confirmation. I mean i just read the vertical post and i'm wondering if the penetrator can flower a 42" then what's the point of a vertical that can flower a 36"? and it cost's like almost 400.00 more, so i mean really at 12" away how far down the stalk will a plant develop fat solid flower? is this some kinda micro light that is only effective down to 12-18" or something like that? so realistically we are talking about 30"x30"x12-18" full fat flower's and within that space it will yield the same or better than a 600? my god dude those flowers must be UNBELIEVABLY fat, once again if I sound like a dick I apologize but these are some very valid ?'s Thank You For Your Time N

[LEDGirl]

Originally Posted by NOTB

I mean i just read the vertical post and i'm wondering if the penetrator can flower a 42" then what's the point of a vertical that can flower a 36"? and it cost's like almost 400.00 more, so i mean really at 12" away how far down the stalk will a plant develop fat solid flower?

Go here for penetration examples: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.ph...&postcount=100



As far as your question about the vertical light, it contains roughly 160W more than our 345W which is why it's $400 more expensive. The dollar per watt cost of the 345W is $3.33 shipped, whereas the 504W is $2.98 per watt shipped. Anyhow, the vertical light does not use 60 degree lenses like our other models, which is why we list it's outward penetration (depth) of 30", vs 42" for our 60 degree lens. The vertical light works in a different way, and can support multiple plants roughly 3' tall, and 30" thick. The horizontal panels simply supply light from above, so you can grow them whatever height you want, but thickness depends on footprint.

[NOTB]

Thank's for the prompt reply.