Gingerbeard
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That's a chart. I understand charts if I know what they represent. This is something I can go with. I already know about the diagrams shown on a lot of product websites. I know, generally, what they represent, but not the importance.
A question about HID's and HP and those. Why is Old Head able to grow his plants past his lights? Like, straight up and leaning real close to the reflector? It seems like there isn't much of a need for distance using one of the HID types. I see the same thing in other grows. Plants getting superclose to lights, Two questions I guess. If the tutorial I linked uses a 250 watt in a 2x4x5, why wouldn't it work in a 3x3x6? I understand the recommended 50w/sf. So why are there good reseults when putting that 250 in 8sf? The 8' might not happen as I don't seem to be able to find one with the 3x3 footprint. Three questions. Last one, I swear.
I'm going to need a minute to go back and forth between your chart and the other diagrams for a better idea. I might print it out. As computer oriented I've been in my life, my brain is low tech. I understand printed media better than what I glean on a computer screen.
Thanks ZZ
A question about HID's and HP and those. Why is Old Head able to grow his plants past his lights? Like, straight up and leaning real close to the reflector? It seems like there isn't much of a need for distance using one of the HID types. I see the same thing in other grows. Plants getting superclose to lights, Two questions I guess. If the tutorial I linked uses a 250 watt in a 2x4x5, why wouldn't it work in a 3x3x6? I understand the recommended 50w/sf. So why are there good reseults when putting that 250 in 8sf? The 8' might not happen as I don't seem to be able to find one with the 3x3 footprint. Three questions. Last one, I swear.
I'm going to need a minute to go back and forth between your chart and the other diagrams for a better idea. I might print it out. As computer oriented I've been in my life, my brain is low tech. I understand printed media better than what I glean on a computer screen.
Thanks ZZ