It’s got my vote! 
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And the boss weighs in! 
WreckLoose
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Trying my best and completely failing to understand the lights discussion...
To make it easy, many advise providing about 40 true wall watts per square foot of actual growing area (not necessarily tent/room size), at the canopy.
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Thanks for the post oldsmokey. That woman is the apple of my eye, I love her more than donuts... and almost as much as Duff Beer. D'oh!This is for you Homer
And to that I say, why the hell would I buy four 40 watt lights to cover my 2x2 tent.To make it easy, many advise providing about 40 true wall watts per square foot of actual growing area (not necessarily tent/room size), at the canopy.
And to that I say - go ahead! 
WreckLoose
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Anyone fancy helping me figure out the deficiency? I've pretty much ruled out nute burn due to the fact I've been going pretty light but I guess it's always possible.
That’s classic nute burn, she’s just a light feeder.
WreckLoose
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Thanks Penny! I'd prefer to go easy on the nutes than try to find and fix the deficiency, so that's a relief. Everything I looked up about nute burn looked far more severe so that's another reason I ruled it out.
That’s pretty classic, those narrow leaves make me believe she’ll be a light feeder when it comes to nitrogen. Don’t back off much just a little
WreckLoose
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The burn showed up soon after I switched to flowering nutes, so maybe that has something to do with it? I tried to make the transition gradual but she doesn't seem to be a fan. I'll back off a touch, thanks again.
A perfect example of tipping! You’re there!
nobodyhere
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Makes sense to me, and my guess is the 6K one is going to produce a lot more par at a given distance and wattage than the 3K. And at the same wattage and distance a 20K light will produce even more par.We don't need to argue, but take, for example, two 100w light bulbs, one 3000k and one 6000k. At the SAME distance, they would have two different intensities.
There is probably a fancy named law regarding this, I dunno. But I know in my applications I have observed this.
Do I get a pot brownie or anything?
Morning Shed. I hope you are well. 