bloomingdale
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Forkup youre right. I could just expiriment with different numbers, plant heights, etc. I just may do that. Youre absolutely right about keeping that flowering room full 365 days of the year also.
1000 waters produce more heat and yas can`t get the plants as close as with 600`s so it`s a tossup Bloom......Environment , environment , environment.........means waaay more than slingin lumens at their ass.......
Just want to add to DHF and daves exchange. Something many growers don't consider before they actually do it, is the amount of work involved in sog vs. tree grows. It's much easier to produce 6-8 healthy and identical clones and grow them up to a large size vs getting say 50 or 100+ super healthy and identical rooted and ready with minimal veg time. However if you can pull it off consistantly sog grows will always out yield tree grows on a yearly basis. My advice to the OP and any others considering the same route is to stick with tree/lower plant count grows until you are VERY comfortable with cloning, shaping your plants, and the strain you are MONOCROPPING. :BIGGRIN:
That said, I am also on board with the PPK
My poor old head......Thanks Jamorg.....I stand waaaay more than corrected......sheesh.....1 gpw out of 14kw is 14,000 grams, or 30.8647 lbs.
14kw x 1.2 gpw is 16800 grams, or 37.0377 lbs.
I think what you meant is 18 lbs out of 14kw is 1.2 pounds per light, rather then 1.2 gpw.
Either way I would be stoked to hit any of those. I almost hit 1 lbs / light last round. I think the only reason I didn't break it is because I was in a pinch and using older bulbs.
I'm not ENTIRELY sure GPW needs to be the end-all benchmark for any grower. A lot of times, I feel like it's kind of like a low rate on your mortgage - it's neat to be able to gloat about, if it matters, but in the scheme of things, I'm not so sure it makes a lick of difference beyond bragging rights.