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I think two vertical 315s would give a better spread working together?

Some of my biggest colas came from the edges.

I hear ya. I live in a very high rate area. My tent running all the fans and light pulled 410 to 425 watts depending on what speed I ran my 6" exhaust fan. I can live with that.

My hydro guy is an honest person. Great independent local store with a good reputation. He's an experienced grower and just raved about the results he and others are getting. That sold me and now it looks like he was correct. :-)

Everywhere I read they say vertical is ideal for this light.

I'm thankful I didn't listen to the "experts"...lol. My local hydro store guy educated me about these lights and I bought one from him. Glad I did. Plus credit goes to Mephisto Genetics. They have great autoflower strains.

And these were autos.

Sun System 315W LEC in my 3x3x7 tent. Details of this organic autoflower grow are in my Journal. https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/tedeboy.892876/ Yes, I'm blown away by this grow myself.

I ended up with 19.6 ozs.

All good now. Got 19.6 ounces. Stoked.

Total: 19.6 ozs/555.6 grams 1.76 grams per watt (315 watt light) Details: Mephisto Genetics Autoflowers 3'x 3'x7' Gorilla tent Sun System 315W LEC 5 gal Root Trapper II (tall) Roots Organics Original with GDB Mephisto "super soil" additive FF Coco Loco "Bush Doctor" with Kind Soil additive 67...

I just might make it to 1 pound! I've got 4 of 6 plants dried and weighed. The two White Chems soon. Not bad from 315 watts LEC in a 3'x3' on my third grow. (slapping myself on the back)...lol Details in my grow journal. The total so far...

I had 6 plants. That's too many. They are in 5 gallon Root Trapper II pots. Details in my Journal here: https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/tedeboy.892876/

My Sun System 315W did me good this grow in my 3x3 Gorilla tent. Not dry yet but I've got a lot! And these were autoflowers.

I thought about it but I had time constraints unfortunately. The trichomes were overwhelmingly cloudy. I found a couple of seeds while trimming. A sneaky hermie so maybe it's best I put an end to it. Thank goodness not loaded with seeds. I watched them pretty carefully so I'm not sure how it got...

I decided to cut up colas like this. I cut it into three pieces and gently opened the pieces up to allow more air in. I feel better about doing this as humidity is on the rise with this rainy weather I'm having.

Update...Despite their thickness they are starting to feel a lot drier on the outside after 40 hours.