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Number Of Plants Vs. Lighting?

Alleyenoisdope

By Alleyenoisdope
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Willy
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4 plants to every light works out right,, 1k bulbs.was my choice,, I did my room originally divided in half, one wall centered the long way, made a row of 3 1k lights and put 12 plants under that for

Hayduke
Hayduke

I flower under 1000 watt bulbs, and put two under each. Have done it other ways with as many as six or seven. Of late I prefer two.... Fewer mouths to feed, lower plant count, are pluses. Heavy cont

pergamum362
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Scrog for ultimate effiency lol, really it comes down to how many plants you can have. More smaller plants usually results in faster or more harvests per year, but isnt really a viable Option for our

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no way, medemanmike.  80 watts per square foot over each of 80 square feet.  i don't mention anything about wet pounds per square feet, or for that matter, dry quantity per square foot.  If you are truly serious, and i challenge you to become serious, go see docs grower's labs.

f those folks who would call bs when they haven't seen with their own eyeballs.  put yours to use, if u are serious (and most growers are not) just wanna snipe outa hate and like you, GUESS.  the hell with haters and their guessing.  take ur arrogant and ignorant self to ontario and see for yourself.  cattty attitudes po me, you notice?

Whoa! You thought I was serious, eh? Just pulling your leg....
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