Roi vs Spider vs Mars

I'm doing a grow in a 2x4 tent and was wondering out of these options or better ones what I should go with. I was thinking of getting the new Roi E200, 2x Ts1000s or a Sf2000. I plan to do 4 plants in veg and 2 in flower (medium sized) in that tent in cycle. The wattage usage and temp is not a concern as much. What ever would give me the best growth and color in flower is what im going with. I'm leaning on the ROI simply because of the spectrum but the Ts1000s are more wattage and coverage. So what would you pick?

ROI is supposed to be real good light. Mars sp6500 looks like the right tool for the job, I think I got it right, its the long one about 4 inches wide, kind of expensive, would do the job well. Might not be sp but something like that, they have a qb version thats wider and about 400 bucks, that would work well in 4x2

Callz said:

I'm doing a grow in a 2x4 tent and was wondering out of these options or better ones what I should go with. I was thinking of getting the new Roi E200, 2x Ts1000s or a Sf2000. I plan to do 4 plants in veg and 2 in flower (medium sized) in that tent in cycle. The wattage usage and temp is not a concern as much. What ever would give me the best growth and color in flower is what im going with. I'm leaning on the ROI simply because of the spectrum but the Ts1000s are more wattage and coverage. So what would you pick?

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2 TS1000 = 300w+better spread

Southernontariogrower said:

ROI is supposed to be real good light. Mars sp6500 looks like the right tool for the job, I think I got it right, its the long one about 4 inches wide, kind of expensive, would do the job well. Might not be sp but something like that, they have a qb version thats wider and about 400 bucks, that would work well in 4x2

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I may find out by march 10th. It would be going in a 2x4 until I found something like a 3x5 that's good.

300 watts is about right for 2x4. I've got 600w in 4x4, spider type, excellent coverage.

Southernontariogrower said:

ROI is supposed to be real good light. Mars sp6500 looks like the right tool for the job, I think I got it right, its the long one about 4 inches wide, kind of expensive, would do the job well. Might not be sp but something like that, they have a qb version thats wider and about 400 bucks, that would work well in 4x2

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Its also double the budget sadly, I would get 2 spider farmer lights before I got that thing based on price. I'm trying to keep it under $350 ie everything from tent, light, fans and carbon filter for around $500 just based on what I plan to grow in it (freebies from seeds man + the attitude) so its really down to wattage output, the 2 Ts 1000s would be the best. its based on 2x 3-5 oz yeilding plants so what ever is gonna yeild the best with out scarifying quality would be the most ideal light. I wanna dabble in the enthusiast lighting like the ROI but the 150w on 2 vs the 200w on one is what really has me stuck, and making me ask the community. I have 2 ts1000s already, I'm not fully impressed with them but if 2 in a 2x4 would be best, I guess ill go for it.

HydroKid239 said:

I may find out by march 10th. It would be going in a 2x4 until I found something like a 3x5 that's good.

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Go with optic led. Slim320s. Fuckin bad ass light

Callz said:

I'm doing a grow in a 2x4 tent and was wondering out of these options or better ones what I should go with. I was thinking of getting the new Roi E200, 2x Ts1000s or a Sf2000. I plan to do 4 plants in veg and 2 in flower (medium sized) in that tent in cycle. The wattage usage and temp is not a concern as much. What ever would give me the best growth and color in flower is what im going with. I'm leaning on the ROI simply because of the spectrum but the Ts1000s are more wattage and coverage. So what would you pick?

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I just bought 2 of the ROI-E200 lights and they run about 400w and cover the entire 4x4 tent. I’m about to scrog a 9 pound hammer and we’ll see what kind of yield I will get with these things.