Kikismokes
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Wow! The more I read the more confused I am about what I need...
Is 300w enough for my 2x2 closet space with 2-4 plants?
Is 300w enough for my 2x2 closet space with 2-4 plants?
LED Companies w/ LINKS
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Airwalker16
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You only need 30-40w PER square foot. So you realistically only need 120w. 150 if it's in an open space and you keep your plants contained to the 2x2.
coreywebster
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Try the Chinese knock off thread.
RoDDin
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Thanks man.
SickboyDilligaf
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2x2 is enough for 1 plant
BUDGETLED AND SPIDER FARMERLIST OF LED COMPANIES w/ LINKS
For people just getting into the LED game figuring out which company makes what light can be a challenge. This is a list of the companies and the name(s) of the panel(s) they make.
Lighthouse Hydro - Blackstar
High Tech Garden Supply - HTG
Hydro Grow LED - Penetrator
Grow LED Hydro - Spectra
Kessil - Kessil H150/H350
Magnum LED - Magnum LED
Blackdog - BDxxxx/Platinum XL
Pro Source LED - Pro Source LED
Haight Solid State LED - Haight SS LED
Apache Tech - AT120xx
Advanced LED Lights - Diamond series/Extreme
Plant Photonics - Hand Made LED Lights
Pro-Grow Series LED - Pro-Grow LED
Grow Stealth LED - Grow Stealth Quantum LED
Stealth Grow LED - SGxxxx
UNKNOWN COMPANIES
E.shine systems - E.shine Panel 3G/4G
Light Blaze - Lightblaze 400
Fero LED Lighting - Fero xxx 4G
There are others, and I can add to the list if people have suggestions!
Gond00s
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Spider farmer is just mars rebranded lol
Airwalker16
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No... They're Archibald re-branded..
Gond00s
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still not worth
Gond00s
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and a little thing I saw @Budzbuddha post
I could be majorly wrong but have heard their just the same. @Airwalker16
I could be majorly wrong but have heard their just the same. @Airwalker16
Airwalker16
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Maybe, but the boards are completely different and so are the fixtures.
Gond00s
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just saying I wouldn't buy them strips are my way now that's for sure.
Airwalker16
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Nothing wrong with that! Strip builds give the best spread without question.
hillbill
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Today we have many valid lighting choices to choose from. High performance from COBs, Boards and Strips is finding it’s way into “entry level” lights. The 315 CMH and it’s kin have been extremely popular and also have a proven record.
My first light was a 70 watt HPS and then added 2 150 watt, all flood lights! My first authentic grow light was a HTG 250 watt that cost $118.
My first light was a 70 watt HPS and then added 2 150 watt, all flood lights! My first authentic grow light was a HTG 250 watt that cost $118.
Well the lights work i seen results from people that use them call them what you want. I my self used the BudgetLed what strips are you using mind showing me a pic of your set up
Well the lights work i seen results from people that use them call them what you want. I my self used the BudgetLed what strips are you using mind showing me a pic of your set up
Powertech
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You can always use boards and strips lol
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madvillian420
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that looks dope
Dabhead710
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All those LEDs u posted are junk except maybe a few are okay...But no hlg or chilled or how how about thee best led light company on the market right now and is light years. Beyond everyone else which is sycnce led hands down end of story!!
Airwalker16
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Scyence is FAR from the best. Its not about what company is "best" but more so what components are being used and what the company offers as far as after purchase suoport.