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I would just attempt 2 plants under that light but no mater how many plants the yield will be about the same based on the light. I think that light has about 288 actual watts times 2g/watt will give you about 560g as a maximum yield if you do everything else well. I actually hit 2.68g/watt in one of my grows last summer but that was exceptional. I have over 1000w available in my 4x6 space but I don't run my lights maxed out. It is just too much heat to deal with.Thanks for the watering tips ManOGreen. Wife’s cuz who works at a commercial grow says that’s how they check for watering. The weight check. I was wanting to go a little bigger on the LED, but budget isn’t there for that right now. I know the Kind XL600 has a smaller footprint wrt par values. While I don’t necessarily want to crowd the plants, I was hoping it might be big enough for 4 small autos? That’s the limit my state allows right now. Would it make more sense wrt quality and yield to only have 2 or 3 tops vs 4? Should I start with 4 and keep the best couple? While this is as just as much a hobby for me and Ali enjoy the science, (I’ve successfully brewed beer for years). I would still like to maximize my total yield every few months. Hoping to get around an oz.+ if quality nugs per plant. Not sure if that is realistic? But that would keep my wife and I good and hopefully get a good return on my investment after about a year.. I plan to add more lights not too far down the road.
I was an all grain home brewer for 25 years. I was the president of our local homebrew club for a couple of years also. I won a 2nd place in the AHA national contest for my Oatmeal Stout back then. I had to give it up when I was diagnosed with diabetes. You just cannot have 65 gallons of ale on tap with this condition
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