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Any time brother! Just glad to see you on your feet with the garden up and running my friend! Hope all is well today!
Couldn't have put it better Grim!In my own opinion young plants do not require much wattage or lumens as they do in flower.
I would only be running that bulb at full whack if you had more plants in the tent and you needed better light coverage.
Id also only run it at full power if you were to use it during flowering along side a HPS as dual spectrum's are what a plants craves.
If you find the plants are stretching to much you could turn it on to full power or just move the plants closer to the light.
Hope this helps.
In my own opinion young plants do not require much wattage or lumens as they do in flower.
I would only be running that bulb at full whack if you had more plants in the tent and you needed better light coverage.
Id also only run it at full power if you were to use it during flowering along side a HPS as dual spectrum's are what a plants craves.
If you find the plants are stretching to much you could turn it on to full power or just move the plants closer to the light.
Hope this helps.
If you have the means you should try run your MH bulb along side the HPS for flowering then you get a mix of 2700k from the HPS and 6400k from the MH which gives you a combined spectrum of 4000k which is what the sun reads at.Will be going to a HPS during flower. Don't think it's a dual spectrum bulb.