Is It Possible to Pull 2400g Off 2x600w???

5.3 pounds from 1200w... I'm going to say that's near impossible unless you are talking about multiple cycles.

Originally Posted by Gastanker

5.3 pounds from 1200w... I'm going to say that's near impossible unless you are talking about multiple cycles.

Yea, those plants would have to be 16-20 ft. tall and about 8 ft. around EACH! LOL. Most people on here are getting 2-4 oz/plant indoors, but then again, one surly can try...

Best way would be barebulb and grow vertically in hydro from what i have seen. You want 2grams/watt so it would take awhile to get to that point and you would need a great strain.

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okay, yeah i didnt think about that. i want 1g/watt. that is all. im basically seeing what i should put in my 4x8 tent. 2x1000w, 2x600w or 3x600w....i think i may just have to stick with 2x600w. and hope for 1500g. 3lbs would be possible. i know a buddy who is pulling off 2.5lbs from each 1000w. and he is running 2x1000. but i dont know if he has a tent or not.

could i pull 1.5lbs off each 600w ??

i honestly don't care about yield that much. i know quality over quantity, i just want to know if it is possible. if it is thinking too extreme? have people done it? just getting a census basically.

I ran 2kW in a 4x8 and regretted it. I'd recommend 2x600s unless you live in a really cool area. I love my 600w in my 4x4.

Originally Posted by sfttailpaul

Yea, those plants would have to be 16-20 ft. tall and about 8 ft. around EACH! LOL. Most people on here are getting 2-4 oz/plant indoors, but then again, one surly can try...

i know your exaggerating a little, but i have seen 14lbs off a 8ft plant outdoor.... so that isnt what would be needed to produce that much yield. super cropping and other techniques would yield that much outdoor no sweat!

Originally Posted by Gastanker

I ran 2kW in a 4x8 and regretted it. I'd recommend 2x600s unless you live in a really cool area. I love my 600w in my 4x4.

i really do think i will run 2x600 in summer and 2x1000 in winter. i do live in a rather warm area. but i have a south facing house. and i have a shaded backyard. so my master bedroom is a lit colder then the rest of the house in the winter and it hardly gets any sunlight. its super cold in that room in the winter. seems like the heater dont even phase it. but i think i should seriously start rethinking my design setup.