ShootinBudz
Member
I am confused a little bit on the vertical lighting issue, and how to best place them. Pictures like this one bubbleman posted in the hash forums show vertical light bulbs hanging well above the tops of the plants, so that all the light shining outward, horizontally is not directly hitting the plants on their facing sides. Apparently, things are doing just fine with the room being reflectorized or painted white so that all light bounces around the room and just makes the room so damn bright that the plants go wild.
Is it necessary to have the vertical bulbs surrounded by the plants, or should you just hang them above the tops in a highly reflectorized room? If this works so well then I am wondering why the common practice has always been to use a reflector and grow on a horizontal table.
With 1000 watt bulbs, what is the optimum radius and distance from adjacent bulbs? For 600 watt bulbs?
Is it necessary to have the vertical bulbs surrounded by the plants, or should you just hang them above the tops in a highly reflectorized room? If this works so well then I am wondering why the common practice has always been to use a reflector and grow on a horizontal table.
With 1000 watt bulbs, what is the optimum radius and distance from adjacent bulbs? For 600 watt bulbs?