thehiena
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I use to get 0.73 per watt of light when I was growing horizontaly now I get more than a gram per watt of light growing verticaly. Good luck.
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2.4 grms per watt out of a 400w hps? so you telling me that you get 960 grms of dried buds every 2 months?Again, no one is listening, If you get 400 gms in two months from a 400 watt light, that is only .5 gms per watt per month. I have achieved 1.2 gms per watt per month off one 400 watt water cooled HPS vertically hung without reflector inside the cannopy of 4 plants rotating on turntables. I've never seen anybody else do that and I've been around the sceen for decades.
I run 1000 watts, and I get no less than 850 grams.. This round will be higher since Im growing in bubblers.Well here we go lets have it.....
How many grams per watt is your batting average??
Im just curious. Ill let you guys know mine when I find out
But basically I want to know what your number of grams per watt is that you are getting so we can get a better understanding of the yeilds people are obtaining and what not.
Please post your average
Also post the strain you are growing as this may effect yeild
I run 1000 watts, and I get no less than 850 grams.. This round will be higher since Im growing in bubblers.
The strain is my own, Glass Slipper But, not sure per watt.
I only dump on silliness or stupidity, take your pick. I've said it before, there is no validity regarding this erroneous "measure". It is another forum paradigm (like flushing) that refuses to die.You just feel a need to dump on everyone's threads dont you UB ?
Wow, no wonder you can't seem to comprehend this simple benchmark that shows how much weight you can pull from a given space. you make it so much more complicated then it is. Here I'll dumb it down for YOU Benny Boy.I only dump on silliness or stupidity, take your pick. I've said it before, there is no validity regarding this erroneous "measure". It is another forum paradigm (like flushing) that refuses to die.
I'll explain it to you reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal slow.
1. No two light systems are the same,
2. No two gardens are the same,
3. No two plants are the same......
4. No one measures f.c. or PAR values at a constant distance from plant heights,
5. No one takes into consideration side lighting or reflecting panels. Panels alone can increase light up to 30%,
6. The plant material, grams, one grower measures is gonna be different from the other. It's all anecdotal evidence without any certification. The scales will be skewed from one to another..
Since you're drawn to hype and fallacy rather than facts...... I doubt if you're capable of understanding the variables thingie. Watts as it relates to production means nothing, only what a plant receives which is gonna be different with each hood, bald light, lamp source, temp change, watering, etc.
Having said that, it's OK to talk the talk as long as folks realize the anecdotal measurements are meaningless.