how to max out a 4x2x5 tent, good question and tbh its not a good sizeSuggestions please on how max out a 4x2x5 tent what technique, lights and how many plants not sure on what to do.
Those run $174/each (the underlined text in my first post takes you to their site) but using the latest LED tech (COBs) and proven performance. I posted what I'd run in that space if it were my only space since you didn't mention budget. They'd pay back in operational costs and output within a couple of runs. They're great for smaller spaces because you don't need to get into elaborate setups to cool a small space like that. They can easily produce 1gpw in a dialed in environment. There's a cheaper way to do COB LED's but you'd have to build them, a bunch of info/help available in the LED forum if you're DIY inclined. Not difficult and it keeps getting easier. These are about the best commercial option for that space, there are several commercial panels using COBs but they're generally 300w or larger single panels that wouldn't cover that space well on the 4ft length. These one's can be daisy-chained into one unit or run separately and spread out to cover off whatever area you need. In 2x4 three would cover that area very well. Cheers.Are these expensive ?
It will be worth it. If you are going to pull more yield and better quality buds, why not learn so you're not behind?I'm not very electrically savy to much fiddling and messing for me lol.
That's where those A51 panels fit in, they're not a huge investment and will pay off in top quality bud and maximize your space/gpw regardless of what strains you run.I'm not very electrically savy to much fiddling and messing for me lol.
Sorry I've seen thc % increase and yield increase from led comparisons. The info you need to prove that is all over the LED sections.so @Fast dog if you want to do a simple grow with good results, grow 3 or 4 plants in soil under 400w hps
imo leds just a gimmic, pay a lot of money for the lights or you have to make them yourself, but the thing is the results are not better than a hps