muddyhymnal
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High guys, hoping someone can give me some good information, I've been doing a lot of reading up the past few weeks but a lot of what I read seems to be subjective and sometimes contradictory. Basically I'm looking to set up my own grow, my expectations seem fairly modest to myself, but perhaps you can confirm them or blow me out the water either way I have to know. To get self-sufficient I figure id want around 4 ounces per 3 months.
The set up I've been looking at is with a 400watt HPS in a 3ft x 3ft area. I really dont want to be dishing out more wattage than i necessary as times are pretty hard.
I see a lot of people use CFLs for their grows which seem fine, but its always been my understand HPS or even MH would be far in superior. Likewise I'm not sure less than 400watt would get me what i wanted in terms of 4oz (or more) per 3 months.
Another stipulation is that my 3x3 area will be it, I wont be running a clone area as well. This has lead me investigating auto flowering strains which seem all right but not fantastic in terms of yield.
I'm sorry my post is a little long winded, but Im basically looking for viable suggestions whereby I could get my 4 ounces every 3 months. Any advice is welcome, thanks for reading.
Muddy
The set up I've been looking at is with a 400watt HPS in a 3ft x 3ft area. I really dont want to be dishing out more wattage than i necessary as times are pretty hard.
I see a lot of people use CFLs for their grows which seem fine, but its always been my understand HPS or even MH would be far in superior. Likewise I'm not sure less than 400watt would get me what i wanted in terms of 4oz (or more) per 3 months.
Another stipulation is that my 3x3 area will be it, I wont be running a clone area as well. This has lead me investigating auto flowering strains which seem all right but not fantastic in terms of yield.
I'm sorry my post is a little long winded, but Im basically looking for viable suggestions whereby I could get my 4 ounces every 3 months. Any advice is welcome, thanks for reading.
Muddy