What are good inexpensive lights to use?
:confused: I posted recently and have since come to learn that my light source may be the problem when it came to the very tall but very small plants I had started to grow. Can anyone give me a suggestion for a fairly inexpensive but easily attainable light source, I was using a Sylvania 120 W spot gro light placed about 4 1/2 feet away. I've never done this before ! So I am embarassed. I'm learning a lot from you all, but could still use more help. I just got some more seeds and want to do it right. I know the light must be much closer but how close?. Would it be ok to start them off in my green house window? Would that be any better? HELP! :o :o :o I mean the leaves were probably like 1 1/2 inches across. If that, is that a problem with the light? Oh and for anyone who doesn't know my shameful tale, I killed them with too much fert .Thanks in advance :smokin: :o
What are good inexpensive lights to use?
light distance from the seedlings should be about 2".. try to get alot of 60w or 75w cfls to start off for ur babies.. when u come up wit the money, start bangin out good bulbs lyk 150w CFLs... make sure u get full spectrum lights.. the plants LOVE blue spectrum for vegetative growth.. highest rate of photosynthesis and chlorophyl absorbtion..
What are good inexpensive lights to use?
I use a 1000 watt from Fox Farms. My average bill during veg. is 80$ per month. During flowering its about 65$. I grow around 39 plants at a time and allow them to reach 3.5' at harvest. My walk-in closet walks me right to where i like to be :D
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