casuallyhobo
Well-Known Member
Hello everyone.
After much deliberation on what light I should upgrade to I was somewhat set on getting the FC-6500 from Mars-Hydro, but then I saw that Electric Sky has lowered the price on their ES300V3, and now I'm back to being indecisive again.
I'm wondering if anyone could help me settle my mind on what setup I should go for. I will be growing 4 plants (Bruce Banner #3 this time) using auto pots in a 5x5 tent.
People seem to swear by the ES300's saying they get not just fatter buds, but also quite a bit more THC as well in their end products, and as the difference in price between my two choices are negligible with the September discount, as well as the ES coming with their very nice guidance dimmer, I am now leaning towards getting two of them, but I was hoping someone could ease my mind and provide some information one way or the other.
Once again I appreciate any input and help anyone is willing to give. I feel like I've spent months trying to settle on a final purchase, and each time I make up my mind, there is something that changes it again.
After much deliberation on what light I should upgrade to I was somewhat set on getting the FC-6500 from Mars-Hydro, but then I saw that Electric Sky has lowered the price on their ES300V3, and now I'm back to being indecisive again.
I'm wondering if anyone could help me settle my mind on what setup I should go for. I will be growing 4 plants (Bruce Banner #3 this time) using auto pots in a 5x5 tent.
People seem to swear by the ES300's saying they get not just fatter buds, but also quite a bit more THC as well in their end products, and as the difference in price between my two choices are negligible with the September discount, as well as the ES coming with their very nice guidance dimmer, I am now leaning towards getting two of them, but I was hoping someone could ease my mind and provide some information one way or the other.
Once again I appreciate any input and help anyone is willing to give. I feel like I've spent months trying to settle on a final purchase, and each time I make up my mind, there is something that changes it again.