will this work?

[cron]

I was wondering if it is possible to flower a plant under cool white cfl's

[invision]

you can and it will work but your yeild will suffer greatly

[cron]

how much do you think I can yeild off a 1ft plant with that kind of lighting

[Tom Green Thumb]

If the plants are triggered shortly after rooting you could get a half decent drop. A friend of mine got 1/4 pound bone dry out of 4, 4 foot flourecents - not tons but acceptable for personal. But ya, go with an HPS if you need or want more. Just my 2 cents.

TGT

[cron]

thanks for the help guys btw I heard that if ur plant has purple lines going down the stem or if the leaves keep on coming up wit seven fingers it is probably female i was wondering if it was ture

[TheGreenFog]

thanks for the help guys btw I heard that if ur plant has purple lines going down the stem or if the leaves keep on coming up wit seven fingers it is probably female i was wondering if it was ture

Probably not. If it is, I wouldnt trust it until you verify that for yourself.

TGF

Post #399: Damn, I only have 21 more posts til I have to stop and leave it there!! LOL

[stinkyattic]

if ur plant has purple lines going down the stem or if the leaves keep on coming up wit seven fingers it is probably female i was wondering if it was ture
Purple lines on the stem could be a sign of nutrient problems.
The natural progression of leaf fingers is: cotyledons, 1,3,5,7, sometimes 9, sometimes 11. Depends on strain and health.

Both are myths when it comes to sexing.

[oliwog]

stinkyattics right quit often the number of segs on leaves varies (no more than 11 usually)
dunno bout the purple stems never experienced it

[mistyganjatree]

not this same old question again!,, check this out, they good for grow and supposed to have flowering ones too, although i think ya need twice as many at least to get anything decent,

www.agrolite.com

[Tom Green Thumb]

My AK47 normally exibits a red strip down the stalks and stems and they are never nutrient deficient, it is just a trait of this perticular strain. It is true though a red clour can mean nutrient problems, but not in my case. Just thought i'd add my 2 cents.

TGT