Fast Buds Genetics

@Fast_Buds, Thank you for commenting guys! I'm more then happy to grow your seeds, have heard nothing but good about you guys! Also, more than happy to take your advices, new in this country, first grow in a while, and kind of nervous! Happy to hear from you and looking forward to future conversations. Take care team!!

@TheGrowingWizard, It's an understandable mistake to make, and there is SO MUCH to keep in mind when setting up a new grow, so it's easy for things to slip by.

@love_2_grow, Man, I really appreciate you taking the time to answer. Yeah, that's the light. And I guess I've been out of the scene for to long, and smoking to much. I did the easy math and just doubled 80x2 and thought that's 160 so 2 should cover 150.... Guess I'll have to downsize then, cause buying 2 more is a little to much at this point.

@TheGrowingWizard, I just looked at that light (https://lumilightgrow.com/en/product/monster-falcon-240w-dimmable/), and it has nice specs, although it is a bit odd that they don't display a PAR map and the PAR values they show, there's no mention of the hanging height. In any case, the manufacturer themselves claim that the light can flower an 80x80 cm area. That means you will need four lights to cover a 150x150 tent with sufficient light. The bad thing about multiple lights is the cost and the logistics with timers and pulleys for all lights, plus it is more work. However, the good thing with separate lights is that you can hang them at different heights if you have an uneven canopy; plus, you aren't f*cked if one breaks and can run on three lights until you get a replacement installed. So yeah, there are advantages and disadvantages to both a single-light setup and a multi-light setup.