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04-19-2008, 01:51 AM #1OPMember
is that to many plants?
hey smart guys got another question for ya,im growing in a 2ft by 2ft by 6ft tall box,i have 11,100 lumens right know and i am going to get another 65 watt compact fluoro so that will put me around 15,000 lumens,so what i want to know is can i fully mature 4 female plants with that amount of light and that amount of space and have a good yeild,or better yet be worth the time and effort that gets put in to growing great pot.:rasta: thanks guys and if anyone can help i would really appreciate it.:jointsmile::rastasmoke:
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tank18 Reviewed by tank18 on . is that to many plants? hey smart guys got another question for ya,im growing in a 2ft by 2ft by 6ft tall box,i have 11,100 lumens right know and i am going to get another 65 watt compact fluoro so that will put me around 15,000 lumens,so what i want to know is can i fully mature 4 female plants with that amount of light and that amount of space and have a good yeild,or better yet be worth the time and effort that gets put in to growing great pot.:rasta: thanks guys and if anyone can help i would really appreciate Rating: 5
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04-19-2008, 05:47 PM #2OPMember
is that to many plants?
this sucks someone help me out here please.:rasta:
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04-19-2008, 06:35 PM #3Senior Member
is that to many plants?
I don't think a Jedi knight...could grow anything, under those conditions....
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04-19-2008, 06:44 PM #4OPMember
is that to many plants?
well then what do ya think for 4 plants
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04-19-2008, 06:52 PM #5Senior Member
is that to many plants?
Originally Posted by tank18
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04-20-2008, 02:40 AM #6Senior Member
is that to many plants?
Four plants in four square feet is going to be tight. 5 or 6 sq. ft. is more like it for 4 plants. Are you doing a scrog? If not, you'll want to go to flower early.
As for the light...
3000 lumens/sq. ft. = marginal grow
4000 lumens/sq. ft = pretty good grow
5000+ lumens sq. ft. = very good grow
15000 lumens in 4 sq. ft. is going to be pretty marginal. I'd try to get more light.
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04-20-2008, 06:20 PM #7OPMember
is that to many plants?
hey thanks guys,i think i seen something on here about ,having 5000 lumen per plant to get a good harvest,so what do ya think about 20,000 lumens,and by the way i will call a good harvest an ounce or two because my last grow i only yeilded abou a half ounce out of both plants i had.:rastasmoke:
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04-20-2008, 06:51 PM #8Senior Member
is that to many plants?
Originally Posted by Dutch Pimp
This would allow you to get better light penetration, better air circulation at the lower canopy and the plant wouldn't have to needless provide nutrients to little budlets that would receive very little, if any at all, intense light.
Also if you can get cfl bulbs that go beyond 6500K.. like in the 7200K range this will help keep your plant compact. As well as doing about a 3:1 ratio of red bulbs vs blue bulbs come flower time.
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04-20-2008, 06:53 PM #9Senior Member
is that to many plants?
Originally Posted by Roughrider
The rest of your post is correct, however being 5000 lumens off doesn't mean that his grow won't succeed. He can definitely do a grow with 15k lumens in a 4 sqft area.
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04-20-2008, 06:54 PM #10Senior Member
is that to many plants?
Originally Posted by tank18
An ounce per plant is definitely doable under CFL's if you take some time out to really read and learn your grow.
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