Maybe maybe not lol but would it be mad hot if I added another 600w hps : / and would it increase potency and yield size etc
Is red hps bulb better than duel bulb for flowering?
Heat would likely be unmanageable; yields and quality would suffer.
So will a 600 watt hps be enough for a 120x120x200 tent will most of the 6 plants receive the right coverage? For flowering
I don't use HID lamps, but the par map for a 600w HPS in a 4x4 does not look promising.
Well so far so good seems to be doing a fantastic job regardless of what that chart says these buds are getting fatter everyday so it must be doing something right lol
was a time when 1 old boy used a 400 hps(?) down low, with a larger bulb up high ,in a silo grow that did quite well .i never saw him use a red in the grow ,it may have been what he was lacking!
Also 600w hps lights are
600- watt hps grow lights are the most efficient hps grow lamp 600w hps grow lights produce more light output per watt used than other wattages and cover around 36 square feet .
Are you serious or trolling?
Hps or led grow lights will both produce a certain amount of ppfd
You got that right at least.
Hps lights have the needed yellow and red spectrum at a higher output than most led lighting or metal halide bulbs. This means hps lighting will stimulate flower and fruit production more effectively.
Wrong. It's a narrow band comparing CRI of a led panel (modern leds always >80% CRI and those colour combos expand with recearch continually, layouts improve)Hps lights have the needed yellow and red spectrum at a higher output than most led lighting or metal halide bulbs. This means hps lighting will stimulate flower and fruit production more effectively.
Generally speaking a dual spectrum will give a shorter plant, less yield over a standard HPS bulb.
I guess you googled some HPS advert..Hps lights have the needed yellow and red spectrum at a higher output than most led lighting or metal halide bulbs. This means hps lighting will stimulate flower and fruit production more effectively.