NorCalHal
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One thing u gotta understand is having just one light in a small room is very easy to control and much more managable. To get a gram per watt from smaller set-ups should be "the norm".
It has been a long time since I have used only one light in a room, but I know if I used a 1000w over a 4x4 area, and only had one light/tray to deal with, I could get a gram per watt pretty consistently.
When I say I average 24 oz per 1000w, this is in a room with 4000w. Bigger rooms are alot harder to max the yeild out per watt, imho.
I do think that, for the average joe, finished bud will be bigger and more dense then running it under a 400, that is for sure.
Now, if you have been working with a 400 for 25 years and use that lighting allways, I am sure you can max it out to it's full potential. But, for a new guy, I think he/she will be dissapointed with the results of a 400 instead of a 1000w.
I am sure with your experience Stoney, that u have no issues with acheiveing the gram per watt. And, as I said, it is a big difference in running 2-400's, or a 600 and 400 compared to a 1000. With a single 1000, I am sure you would max out the gram per watt on that with your experience.
It has been a long time since I have used only one light in a room, but I know if I used a 1000w over a 4x4 area, and only had one light/tray to deal with, I could get a gram per watt pretty consistently.
When I say I average 24 oz per 1000w, this is in a room with 4000w. Bigger rooms are alot harder to max the yeild out per watt, imho.
I do think that, for the average joe, finished bud will be bigger and more dense then running it under a 400, that is for sure.
Now, if you have been working with a 400 for 25 years and use that lighting allways, I am sure you can max it out to it's full potential. But, for a new guy, I think he/she will be dissapointed with the results of a 400 instead of a 1000w.
I am sure with your experience Stoney, that u have no issues with acheiveing the gram per watt. And, as I said, it is a big difference in running 2-400's, or a 600 and 400 compared to a 1000. With a single 1000, I am sure you would max out the gram per watt on that with your experience.