If you're handy enough to stick a wire in a hole id suggest to build your own.
You could make two lights that are 2x4 each that would give you the most even coverage possible.
Be about $325 each and 325w each.
You want at least two lights so you can adjust coverage .
Looks like a pretty decent light.
As long as a light is using Samsung LM301B and Cree XP-G3 Photored diodes or an Osram diode and Meanwell driver then more than likely its a good light.
My only dislike would be that its a Quantum board as opposed to a strip light.
Strip lights have more even coverage and run cooler.
Also could you look up my old profile, Newbie420haze, and check out the photos there. Technically this isn’t my first run but I never got to properly do a seed to curing.
Thats actually fairly cheap for an off the shelf light.
But thats why I prefer making my own.
Mine are made better, made exactly to fit my space and $100 cheaper than the cheapest light I could get thats even close.
Gotcha, yeah that was about 5 years ago.
I went from that to buying RO water 10 gal a week and most times got it free because the cashier just never even ask about the 2 big 5 gal jugs in the cart.
But that ended a year ago with covid.
Now I use about a foot long carbon filter that attaches to my hose.
So with that filter do you still have to ph your water, like I want to use less of my ph up and ph down. Is there a way to get rid of me having to do that every watering day? I find that out of all this growing process , this ph thing is my struggle area. Weather it’s plain ph water or water with food both
There is no reason to pH in LOS the soil buffers the water.
Unless your water is insane like 9+ pH.
But in general anything between 5.7 to 7.5 is perfectly fine with LOS.
The soil, microbes do all the work for you