144.
Or 1.
Or anything in-between.
not really, and i doubt thats he type of answer he was looking for.
i fit about 4 or 5 plants under one 600w hps.
i currently have 9 under 2 600w hps.
you could fit more than 5 if doing sog but other than that i wouldn't fit more than that.
the amount of light which my plants receive is optimum because i dont overcrowd my growroom which means that each plant will receive more than its fair share of light because its not shaded by other plants.
peace,
Monkz.
Well, it kinda depends on what you wanna do - the most efficient grow would be to flower clones at 6" tall and get 12-15" colas, with spacing at 9/sf.
Assuming he's covering a 4x4 area, 16*9 = 144 plants.
Not all of us grow four foot high plants, mate.
Dont assume. This is his first grow obviously so I doubt he'd be rpepared to handle taking care of 144 plants or even a clone/ perpetual grow. Therefore the best way to be introduced to growing would be to use the light he has to his current capabilities. This would ensure a good crop and a very valuable learning experience, mate![]()
I'm not sure why you think more plants = less light efficiency; it's actually the opposite, especially when dealing with indoor growing.
I run 50 to 75 clones in a 6x6 area and yield almost 2 lbs.....peace
I run 50 to 75 clones in a 6x6 area and yield almost 2 lbs.....peace
Thank you.
Twas my only point.
he said a 6x6 area thats 36 square feet not 9 so wat was your point?
I run 50 to 75 clones in a 6x6 area and yield almost 2 lbs.....peace
tat2ue, totally off-topic, but I recall you having some "flexing" issues with your 50 gallon Rubbermaid that you use for your aerocloner?
If I'm recalling that right, I built a frame around mine (use it as my rez for my 4x4 tray) and it fugging works like magic - no stress, not bending even a little bit.
Lemme know if you want the 2x4 dimensions that I used - cost about $5 for the whole thing and works like a charm.