i'm running a homemade cfl hood with 8 23w bulbs, it's about 22" long by 13" wide, i have four plants under this light right now. the question is this: does the amount of plants under a light effect the amount of light each plant receives, for instance, if i get rid of 2 of the plants and leave 2 under my hood, will they each grow better than if i just leave all 4? would it be worth it to get rid of half of the potential end yield in exchange for a possible much higher yield per plant? all four plants will almost fit immediately under the hood of the light in their current pots, but i'm getting ready to transplant into larger pots and when i do they will probably only be able to fit about 1/3 of each plant directly under the lights. also, what about just one plant under the same setup.... would it grow even better? possibly producing more than all four plants combined under the same light? this is the question...
str8jacket secure Reviewed by str8jacket secure on . amount of light per plant i'm running a homemade cfl hood with 8 23w bulbs, it's about 22" long by 13" wide, i have four plants under this light right now. the question is this: does the amount of plants under a light effect the amount of light each plant receives, for instance, if i get rid of 2 of the plants and leave 2 under my hood, will they each grow better than if i just leave all 4? would it be worth it to get rid of half of the potential end yield in exchange for a possible much higher yield per plant? all four Rating: 5