shinedog
Active Member
I posted this in the newbie section, but it may be better suited for grow room setup.
I'm in the process of building a flowering room in my grow space. My current space is 11'x16', but I need to separate a out a flowering room. Unfortunately, there are only so many ways it can be setup due to power, plumbing, duct work, etc.
So I've worked out a space of about 7'x7' or 49 sq. ft. Give or take a small amount. I'm figuring I can place about 6 DIY Bubbleponic systems in this space with room to move around. Each system holding 6 plants, so 36 total at a given time in the flowering room.
The problem I have is electricity. I only have about 1920 watts of workable power for the area and I'm going to have to include fans, etc. in the space. I'm not really in a position to call out an electrician so I have to work with what I've got.
My question is if I have 2 600w HPS systems covering the area with mylar covering all walls will the plants receive an adequate amount of light?
Unfortunately, I can't power 2 1000w HPS's.
I'm in the process of building a flowering room in my grow space. My current space is 11'x16', but I need to separate a out a flowering room. Unfortunately, there are only so many ways it can be setup due to power, plumbing, duct work, etc.
So I've worked out a space of about 7'x7' or 49 sq. ft. Give or take a small amount. I'm figuring I can place about 6 DIY Bubbleponic systems in this space with room to move around. Each system holding 6 plants, so 36 total at a given time in the flowering room.
The problem I have is electricity. I only have about 1920 watts of workable power for the area and I'm going to have to include fans, etc. in the space. I'm not really in a position to call out an electrician so I have to work with what I've got.
My question is if I have 2 600w HPS systems covering the area with mylar covering all walls will the plants receive an adequate amount of light?
Unfortunately, I can't power 2 1000w HPS's.