yield to light ratio

[TheBman24]

I need search good info on this yield to light ratio please

 

[Stompromper]

There is no such thing.

 

[Lysergicpt]

its hard to establish a ratio .. some growers can yeild more in a 400W than others in 1000W .. soo there is too many variables such as Climatization , Strain , EXPERIENCE etc etc etc in the equation to shoot values.

But a good grower probably will get an Average 0.7 g peer Watt. i would say.

 

[Nullis]

About a pound.

 

[mr.schroederific]

more light equals more yield

 

[DemonTrich]

more exp, light, nutes, soil, ect doesn't mean squat if you don't have good genetics to start with.

 

[spek9]

I wrote this a little while ago. Is it what you're after?

https://www.rollitup.org/t/proper-calculation-of-gram-per-watt-ratio.843161/

-spek

 

[Dloomis514]

more light equals more yield

Is this too much?

http://www.nasasearchlights.com/nasasearchlights.com/zArc_Classic.html

Hehe

 

[mr.schroederific]

Is this too much?

http://www.nasasearchlights.com/nasasearchlights.com/zArc_Classic.html

Hehe

Absolutely not, I do recommend that you keep those lights at least two feet from your canopy

Rock on

 

[BeastGrow]

just don't let a light leak out the window... lol

 

[chocobear]

Is this too much?

http://www.nasasearchlights.com/nasasearchlights.com/zArc_Classic.html

Hehe

I've had the best success with these in smaller enclosed areas. Usually 18-36" from canopy depending on stage of growth. I usually yield 20-50 a light.

 

[TheBman24]

its hard to establish a ratio .. some growers can yeild more in a 400W than others in 1000W .. soo there is too many variables such as Climatization , Strain , EXPERIENCE etc etc etc in the equation to shoot values.

But a good grower probably will get an Average 0.7 g peer Watt. i would say.

Thanks man that helped yeah I have a small room right now I'm going.to do 600 watt this time and maybe increase lighting after I see what this can do right now just worried Bout smell