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nxsov180db · 12-05-2015, 02:28 PM

Going to be growing some red poison and dark devil under 1000w hps in hydro, haven't ever grown autos before and iv'e red that these two strains from sweet seeds are light yielder's which is ok with me but I do want to get the most out of my light so how many should I be growing per square foot or how many square foot per plant. the 1000w will be covering a 4'x4' footprint...

Tommy G · 12-06-2015, 12:51 PM

Cheers my friend!

Welcome to ICMag and to the Sweet Seeds subforum!

A 4'x4' area is equivalent to a 1,44 square meter area and for that space I personally would use something between 25 and 36 plants. If the number of plants is not a problem to you, go with the 36 plants. If it is, go with 25. If even 25 is too much for you, then you should have mentioned it in your post, hehe

I would only use less than 25 plants in that area if the plants were not autoflowering and one could veg them longer to fill up all the area.

Once you start with them you are welcome to share the experience around here so that me, my colleague Jaypp and other members of the forum can share opinions and advice in case you need any.

Keep in mind that Dark Devil Auto tend to grow taller and stretch more than Red Poison Auto.

All the best and sweet smokes

tommy

nxsov180db · 12-06-2015, 06:26 PM

Thanks for the friendly reply Tommy!

hanfiking · 12-19-2015, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Tommy G

Cheers my friend!

Welcome to ICMag and to the Sweet Seeds subforum!

A 4'x4' area is equivalent to a 1,44 square meter area and for that space I personally would use something between 25 and 36 plants. If the number of plants is not a problem to you, go with the 36 plants. If it is, go with 25. If even 25 is too much for you, then you should have mentioned it in your post, hehe

I would only use less than 25 plants in that area if the plants were not autoflowering and one could veg them longer to fill up all the area.

Once you start with them you are welcome to share the experience around here so that me, my colleague Jaypp and other members of the forum can share opinions and advice in case you need any.

Keep in mind that Dark Devil Auto tend to grow taller and stretch more than Red Poison Auto.

All the best and sweet smokes

tommy

how many plants would you put in a 80cm*70cm grow space?

12-05-2015, 02:28 PM	#1
nxsov180db Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 53	dark devil/red poison plants per sq/ft? Going to be growing some red poison and dark devil under 1000w hps in hydro, haven't ever grown autos before and iv'e red that these two strains from sweet seeds are light yielder's which is ok with me but I do want to get the most out of my light so how many should I be growing per square foot or how many square foot per plant. the 1000w will be covering a 4'x4' footprint...
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12-06-2015, 12:51 PM	#2
Tommy G :\|Sweet Seeds\|: Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Spain Posts: 1,653	Cheers my friend! Welcome to ICMag and to the Sweet Seeds subforum! A 4'x4' area is equivalent to a 1,44 square meter area and for that space I personally would use something between 25 and 36 plants. If the number of plants is not a problem to you, go with the 36 plants. If it is, go with 25. If even 25 is too much for you, then you should have mentioned it in your post, hehe I would only use less than 25 plants in that area if the plants were not autoflowering and one could veg them longer to fill up all the area. Once you start with them you are welcome to share the experience around here so that me, my colleague Jaypp and other members of the forum can share opinions and advice in case you need any. Keep in mind that Dark Devil Auto tend to grow taller and stretch more than Red Poison Auto. All the best and sweet smokes tommy __________________ Test Grows with Sweet Seeds The Complete Sweet Seeds Strain Guide Foto-report of my trip to the Riff - Chaouen - Morocco
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12-06-2015, 06:26 PM	#3
nxsov180db Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 53	Thanks for the friendly reply Tommy!
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