Hi guys,
I tried to find that information everywhere with no success.
I try to understand the relation between the power of a led light (watt) and the size of the space where I grow.
I have a grow tent 27"x27"x65" and I have a 600w led light. If the temperature stays low (air conditioner) and the humidity is stable, how can I damage my plants in comparison with a 450w led light?
I'll try to explain. I have problems with my plants in flowering stage. At 28", the leaves still have sign of burning. Its an Viparspectra 600w Led lights with two switches ON (VEG, BLOOM). I asked questions to the seller and he told me that with the space of my grow, its better with a 450w.
If every leds on the panel are at the same power (5watt per led I think), how it could be different with a 450w led and a 600w led in my space grow?
I have 2 Northern lights from Nirvana shop. They're in soil. The temp is always around 77F. The humidity is around 45%. I use Dyna-Gro for nutrients. (2 bottles, 1 for veg, the other for bloom)
Thank you for your help.
I tried to find that information everywhere with no success.
I try to understand the relation between the power of a led light (watt) and the size of the space where I grow.
I have a grow tent 27"x27"x65" and I have a 600w led light. If the temperature stays low (air conditioner) and the humidity is stable, how can I damage my plants in comparison with a 450w led light?
I'll try to explain. I have problems with my plants in flowering stage. At 28", the leaves still have sign of burning. Its an Viparspectra 600w Led lights with two switches ON (VEG, BLOOM). I asked questions to the seller and he told me that with the space of my grow, its better with a 450w.
If every leds on the panel are at the same power (5watt per led I think), how it could be different with a 450w led and a 600w led in my space grow?
I have 2 Northern lights from Nirvana shop. They're in soil. The temp is always around 77F. The humidity is around 45%. I use Dyna-Gro for nutrients. (2 bottles, 1 for veg, the other for bloom)
Thank you for your help.
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