Advice wanted::!!!!!how many plants would be kool?

Ok, first off imma total newb. I have a flowering space of 6'x9', which has one of those window a/c units. I will be running 1-600w hps, 1-400w hps, and 1-250w mh. The 600w is the only air cooled hood.i think i want to do a s.o.g. I just want as much advice as one can get! So all u pros. Start shootin!
Also this space will be vented by some sort of bathroom fan and here is a list of things i already have.........and my main ques. Is how many plants could i do and harvest evry 2 wks?


1- 30 gal. Rubbermaid bin for res.
2- 14" osc. Fans
1- digital hygrometer
misc. Hooks n screws for hangin lights

I think your way aver your head for a first grow. 600W is a big grow already. Id suggest go for the 600, grow 10 plants and youll see theres so much more to it then you thought. Next grow youll know what to do..

I'd put 9 plants under the 600, in 5gal buckets... 3x3

Same under the 400, 18 plants.

Good luck

mrhoward thats sounds more like what i want to do....gonna throw the 250 mh in for a contrast in spectrums...i hear its great for the babies while flowering.

gronoob said:

how many plants could i do and harvest evry 2 wks?

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Your probably going to have to wait a lot longer than 2 weeks to harvest a good crop.

i will start flowering 4-6 plants every 2 weeks until i get to harvest....srry i wasnt more clear

then your going to need to divide your room so light wont leak into the flower area from the veg area.....

Honestly, if you have a complicated feeding chart at all, you'd probably want to start them all at the same time.

Another reason to do this is for a sog, if you have everything at different heights, you won't be able to utilize all of the light, because it would have to be high for the taller plants...

I'd start them all at the same time, make it a lot easier on yourself.

When you get more lights and a bigger place you can do the perpetual harvest. I never thought it was a good idea. If you can budget out how much weed you need for two months, do it all at once. Also it'll make it easier to see if a problem is amongst all the plants.