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each plant varied but the ere was no less then 2 OZ per plant and no more the n 4 OZ on the airated root system growing soil but that is not a feet there are people that have grown more then that with less and hydro i choose organic because i am not in production and i prefer the tast less cure...

this is my prefered configuration look haw this ak48,ice, and polio reach for the light from its sheer intensity.

you see it seem to me that people feel that if you give it the most intense light you can find and the best hydro setup that it equils dank fat buds and that is simpley not true. CFL's do not have the danger or heat problems that HPS and MH have also it cost more all around to dissapate the...

no i sold all of my hps & mh lights and the ballast and the hoods it was all to much i am not a production grower with this light i can bloom 14 plants good size too i bought another hood from [email protected] the guy gave me trade in on my old hood it has a better angle you know i am...

not tru if you look at my postings else were you will see that that is not true and that indeed you are wrong as the man above said this is a CFL posting area any way so what dose it matter just look back at some other postings for an explanation.

well using a HPS system at 400 watts is to hot and only produces 50,000 lumens for the first 100 hours some at 500 hundred hours and then it can drop as far as 10,000 lumens making it 40,000 lumens my light with 10 bulbs is 39,500 lumens at 420 wattsi think this is all so close that it will...

sorry i dont really use periods when i type dont hate me for it please i know that all the people here speak other languages. o and you can get the hood from [email protected] just e-mail him and tell him what you are looking for great price and good warrenty any way.

here are some more pictures of the same hood i think people think you need all this fancy stuff to grow great pot but that is just not true at all this is a nice hood and cheap to run i live in a cold satae and it also produces some heat so the heater is never on in my room in the winter.

with the hood full it depends on the way it is set up because the 6500 kelvin bulbs that you see in the picture are 26 watts and the 2700 kelvin ones are 42 watts so if they were mixed it would be 680 watts all 2700k = 840 watts all 6500k = 520 wattsthat was just a picture i took in response to...

here is the full bright light it is to much for my camera to capture it takes a min to get to the full brightness here it is in stages the guy that made it really knows what he is doing with all bulbs it is 840 watts at 80,000 lumens.

CFL's are so much fun to play with you can grow the dank CHRONIC love that light.

hood with y sockets two diffrent kelvin ratings 6500k and 2700k 75000 lumens

like the look of these they are very green they look healthy they have defination i think that is how you spell that

this is nice i have a really nice light it takes 2o bulbs at 42 watts 4000 lumens each 80000 lumens total it came with both spectrums 6500k and 2700k i like this set up very clean i got my light from [email protected] he dose custome shit. keep sending pic's want to see some flowering good...

i hate to disagree with the lot of you BUT you must do the math on lumens per watt and the CFL's are a bit diffrent then say MH HPS the higher you go in watts the lower you go in lumens per watt you should have for 2 plants about 30000 lumens depending on there size and try to stay around 42-60...

a normal 115 vac plug can handle 10-15 amp at full capacity but you should stay under the max you should be about 75% of the full load so if it is 15 amps (you can find this out by looking at the braker box) then 10 is you safe max hope this helps

yea i used to have them at an angle when i bought the hood it came with 10 Y sockets so i could angle the lights also i could have double the amount of bulbs but i was only blooming one plant at the time of the pics so i did not need all of the watts so i took out the Y sockets with them in it...

i used a light meter and it was right on at 2.5 inches from the plant lumens were 3800 the math added up to 40000 lumens so it seems that there is not much loss the hood is high gloss egg shell white it is a great reflector the guy that made the hood is pretty good he also supplied the bulbs

i can not tell you how good the CFL's have been doing for me i run 10 bulbs at 42 watts 2700kelvin (for flowering) 6000 kelvin (for veg) 40000 lumens I like the look of these little girls. be careful using such a high wattage CFL bulb because the lumens per wat go down the higher you go up in...

this is a setup that was done about a year ago and the photos are 5 weeks into flower and the light details are as follows 2700 kelvin 420 watts 40000 lumens i bought the lights and hood from a the red-shield co. it is the best light i have ever ovned and it came with to set of spectrums 2700...