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You should also take a look at https://mammothlighting.com/products/new-uv-series-10-bar-led-grow-light-8-standard-2-uv-bars-740w-with-dimmer-knob-rj-port-uv-switch before you pull the trigger

There are a great many options. Here are 3 vendors (2 bar and 1 QB) that make excellent lights for your application. You'll need 2 fixtures from any of these US companies...

If you give us more details about your space and equipment you'll probably get more helpful responses Tent dimensions, light type and wattage, fan(s) cfm, location ...(main living space, basement, attic, etc.).

New releases ... genetics look awesome. Tangie Ghost Train Tangie (DNA Genetics / Reserva Privada) X Ghost Train Haze #1 (Rare Dankness) Killer Glue AK-47 (Serious Seeds) x Original Glue aka GG4 (GG Strains)

If you want recommendations, it would be usedul to know what the grow area to be covered is and how much height you have to work with. A 2x2 is going to have different options than a 10x10

I suggested the 2000 because your space is slightly bigger than a 2x2 and if you look at the PAR maps the 2000 will give you much more even coverage at the edges than the 1000. Also, since it is somewhat more powerful than you need really need, you can run it a bit dimmed and extend the life of...

The 1000 level product from Spider Farmer and Mars-Hydro are weak around the edges if you look at the PAR maps which is why I suggested the M-H tsw2000 for the space. The SF 2000 level light is rectangular for a 2x4 space and wouldn't be appropriate. You're right that they're not up to the...

This is really taking this thread off track ... so this will be my last post on lumens as a useful metric https://cultivatetech.com/blogs/news/understanding-spectrum-lumens-par-and-ppfd

I'm not sure what the shipping an tariff issues will be, but here are 3 light suggestions that would be perfect for you https://mammothlighting.com/pages/about-us Look at their products page. They have a variety of "bar" lights that would fit your needs...

Unless my memory fails me (which is possible) lumens only measure visible light, which has little or nothing to do with the spectrum that plants need. That's why all of the light mfrs reference PPFD and PAR, not lumens. You might find this helpful...

There are hundreds of posts about buying components off Alibaba from Chinese mfrs. Without getting into the issues of quality, the shipping is expensive and there's 30% tariff that never seems to get mentioned. HLG makes outstanding products, but they're out of stock most of the time on the best...

Did it happen to mention how big a "pot" you needed for the 3 months? I've used Coast of Maine Platinum Growers Blend for some outdoor autos, but they recommend 15 gallon pots for the "set it and forget it" water only mode. As for the plants you have? No reason to throw them out ... just get...

And here we thought it couldn't get any worse.

If you read the fine print, your 2000w light is around 200w at the wall. You haven't told us the dimensions of your grow area, but if it's much bigger than a 2x2 that will be inadequate for quality grows. I know from personal experience that for most of us it isn't possible to start off with...

Not sure about how the shipping will affect you but you should definitely check out https://mammothlighting.com/

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Hang 2 of these and you'll have great ppfd and plenty of height for those stretchy strains https://shop.fluence.science/store/spydr-series/spydr-2i/

Can't beat these with a stick https://www.phreshfilter.com/shop/product/phresh-filters?brandId=phresh

If there are no nodes above the soil it's done

Unless you have a particular breeder that you're familiar with and know the sort of hybrids they develop, you should probably let a strain guide you to a breeder. there are some informative threads on here for a number of top quality breeders ... and you'll find some great indicas on most of...