Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
A breeders marketing description of yield and characteristics is usually based on the equipment and experience of the breeder. Usually 1000 watters, fully automated hydro, and an experience with the strain that's unlikley to be equaled by the part-time gardener. (your results may vary)

A growroom that crammed is difficult to maintain. Unless you have access from all sides, you'll be moving those ladies around every day.


For most, it would look like a felony. :jointsmile:
I have to agree with Rusty. I've read a LOT over the last few months and one plant per square foot is really packing them in. Most books, threads and articles say each plant should get 2.5 square feet.

So 48 square feet should be more like 19.2 plants, NOT counting space used for other equipment like fans, or a place to walk through.

Also I've never read the space/wattage calculation stated above before. What I have seen is,.. Optimum light is 5000 lumens per square foot. With 6 400w lights, that works out to 70.2 cubic feet! NOT 48!:wtf:
Vancefish Reviewed by Vancefish on . Sea of green, Explanation Hi everyone, this is my first post on this website, So i apologize if this question has been asked a 100 times already! Im a long time smoker and have tryed my hand at growing before with variable success. I'm preparing a personal use grow op, I have 6 400w HPS, and I would like to use the SOG technique. Im thinking of using a 'cheese' plant as i have bought it and love it :rasta: but where i live it sells at £10 per gram. My question(s) are: 1: 6 x 400w HPS with lots of space but Rating: 5