Bigdog1980
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Dose more light really = bigger yield?? I have a meter square tent with 2x 250w hps over a 4 plant scrogg. What yield am I looking at??.
Light = yield??
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john wishmyer
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probably a pound my friend
Roger A. Shrubber
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lights +pot size+root health +environment+nutrients+genetics+medium choice+ABILITY = final yield.....fill in all those holes and i'll guess....about a pound
What other answer could there possibly be?
Roger A. Shrubber
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well...
453 grams
291 pennyweight
256 drams
.07 stone
2213 carats
300,360,000 doite...
all of which are....about a pound (said in the voice of Chef's dad, saying "about tree fiddy")
453 grams
291 pennyweight
256 drams
.07 stone
2213 carats
300,360,000 doite...
all of which are....about a pound (said in the voice of Chef's dad, saying "about tree fiddy")
ganga gurl420
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Never ask about yield here. The answer will always be the same lol. Light intensity is always directly related to your yield yes...but like someone else said...There are other variables too.
No, more light = more energy. It's up to the grower to set the conditions that allow the plants to convert that energy into more yield.
Think of light as being the engine that powers every other process the plant needs to survive and grow. The bigger the engine, the more power the plant has to uptake and expel nutrients, water, and waste, over a greater area, which leads to bigger yields if everything else is kept in check.
Roger A. Shrubber
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you should be able to do ok with those, a 3x3 doesn't require a huge light, and you'll get better coverage with two smaller lights than one larger one
Kingrow1
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Other than 'about a pound'...
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