Rottedroots
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What the hell do you mean by that FAB!! Gimme the damm box!!! What was the point of this thread anyway?
10' x 10' flowerig room
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What the hell do you mean by that FAB!! Gimme the damm box!!! What was the point of this thread anyway?
so we could all have fun and kick the BOBO
ok heres your damn box back
oh btw had to go and took a shit in it but i promise it washes right out
phillipchristian
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What the hell do you mean by that FAB!! Gimme the damm box!!! What was the point of this thread anyway?
To have an in depth research study on the emotional and psychological effects of the Tactical Face Palm.
he just mad cuz he tried to do the tactical move on his boss and he was blocked by his boss doing this
phillipchristian
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This is when it's really bad....
A 10 x 10 use 4-10001 every 5-6 sq ft
cool avatar bro
phillipchristian
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A 10 x 10 use 4-1000
I think you mean 1 every 5x5 footprint. Not sq.ft.
Doesn't matter...I think the OP already said the actual plant area will be more like 6x8
phillipchristian
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Lumens per watt they are the most "efficient" but I don't think the difference is even worth using to determine your lighting.
doesnt matter we could reargue it for something to do
phillipchristian
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When did we switch to a 15 x 15 room?
colonuggs
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This was an example of the amount of lights need to cover the same area
10 x 10 is 4 1000s .... 9x9 is 9 600s
phillipchristian
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Gotcha. I think the OP changed it to 6x8 though, 2nd or 3rd page. The room is 10x10 but he has to have veg and flower in there.
cues
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The advantages of a light mover are more than you would think. It's not just a matter of spreading the same light over a larger area. Think of it this way. You have a static bulb with 3 leaves directly underneath it in a vertical line. How much light is the bottom leaf getting? Now start moving that light.......Get my drift?
phillipchristian
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I understand what you are saying and the principle behind it but I think flowering plants require more consistent light than a mover will allow. I think if you have adequate lighting in the first place then you really don't need a mover. Especially with a 1000w light which can easily penetrate through the canopy. I guess it all depends on the height of your plants and the style of grow you have. I just don't see many guys using them for flowering plants. Just hang some CFL's if your plants are that tall or do like I do and rotate your plants around the room. I'd love to see some more info on it though.
phillipchristian
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That what I say. I don't want my plants only getting half the light (especially in flower) because the light mover has my 1000w on the other side of the room. With what you spend on a decent light mover you could be more than halfway to another light.
cues
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Yeah, i see both points. Moving plants by hand would be impossible in my case though. In any case, moving them a few inches every hour? But the other advantage is half the light over the same area=half the heat, half the extraction etc. All my talk is theoretical though as I've never had one, but do want one badly! The way I see it, it's all one step forwards towards the GPW.
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