Sampas92
Just newbin
I personally like to give my plants as much light as possible and get them used to it as soon as possible.
The total amount of light is the biggest factor in the total yield at the end.
People here on this thread are around 1 gram per Watt and some are pushing close to 2 grams per Watt when they have everything dialed in perfectly along with the newest, most efficient SILs.
My last plant yielded 186 grams running off of 220 Watts for my entire grow (LED strips, power supplies, and fans)
I only ended up with 0.85 grams/Watt and it took 16 weeks, but I was really only concerned about my final yield.
(I made all kinds of mistakes and stunted my plant)
You need to factor in the cost of the bulbs, the cost of electricity, and the length of time it takes to grow a plant, but you should be able to estimate that you will get about 1 gram/Watt.
In the end, the total yield is proportional to the Watts of light.
I know, i read this thread 2 times, every comment so im aware of all that..im considering the thing that autos like less intense light, and is not good too give them a bad environment to dont slow growth and since at this stage she needs a lot of humidity and warm air im tryin to make that my goal..
I already looked at vdp charts, flux charts, i try to research a lot before doin anything in my live and somethimes for fear i dont do the things right with the thing that "less is more", in this case i dont want to stunt her by environment or nutes or anything, but i ended up slowing her progress by 3 days so in the end i did shit again but at least it was easy so solve..
I dont spend a lot on the environment, hygrostat controller for 30 euros on aliexpress a 25w heating cable for 15 and the mini humidifier is dc so you can imagine
And that in my micro i think is a must since at this size the changes in the environment are very fast and thats not good so i want to avoid it still getting her the best climate possible to do what she needs to do and in my case the power spented on it is low compared with the lights for the entire grow, i think i can manage the humy pretty good in the flowering stage. My concern is at this fragile stage.
Im thinking that since if feel the hot air getting vented passively, air exchange is ocurring, maybe not at the right level that it should be, i know there is formulas here to calculate the air flow and everything but honestly i didnt do it..
I know you are a beginner but you have more experience than me and you already helped me with the lights so...
The thing i notice too is the first pair really curled down, and the image of claw nitrogen deficiency comes to my mind but the soil is light mix so i discard, maybe soil too wet?
Its stressing me out not getting this thing right..
Why you dont use one of those kinda small ac connected to a controller?you could spend more electrcity but maybe you get more grams because of the more suitable environment for them?