Lighting To much light?

[sirsmokealot]

You're welcome. Let us know what you decided on.

 

[Rickstanvme]

@sirsmokealot will do thanks

 

[Rickstanvme]

So decide to go with @BigSm0 @Cobshop.net lights. I’m only in a 2 by 2 tent but got 2-3500k

 

[AutoWonders]

So decide to go with @BigSm0 @Cobshop.net lights. I’m only in a 2 by 2 tent but got 2-3500k

Good choice. I am confident that you will like your Autocobs. I suggest that you start them at least 30" above seedlings. Now go kick some growing ass and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Good luck.

 

[Rickstanvme]

Good choice. I am confident that you will like your Autocobs. I suggest that you start them at least 30" above seedlings. Now go kick some growing ass and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Good luck.

Thank you @AutoWonders. At Least 30” for seedlings how about the other 2 stages. 18” and 24” sound good. Thank you and your input in very much appreciated

 

[AutoWonders]

Thank you @AutoWonders. At Least 30” for seedlings how about the other 2 stages. 18” and 24” sound good. Thank you and your input in very much appreciated

I been letting my plants grow to the Autocobs and adjust from there. Just keep a close eye out for how the leaves are reacting. I have a plant right now that I began at 35" and it never stretched one bit and is the lowest growing plant I've had to date. Just bizarre. Later in growth 18"-24" is a good range. Strain dependent of course.

 

[BigSm0]

If 3-5% efficiency equaled 3-5% higher ppfd, or 3-5% less on my light bill, or 3-5% bigger plants I’d be running boards myself. The individual cob has a lower wall wattage, less heat, lowner monthly cost and has a higher ppfd. (Light at the canopy) I’d adjusted individually. Good choice!