Elcheapo's First Indoor Grow.

Bro........

Those plants look really good.......

Plenty of HIGH QUALITY Floros...........

My friend is a floro grower as well.......

I think your yeilds will be fine with those floros.........

The kind you are using are about in the 2900-3200K temp range (plenty of reds)...........

You have done everything right...........

Just watch for the males next time.............

Oh man they look swell!:D

I want some!:)

Can I be you're crop tester??:D

I saw a 150 watt cfl at HD for 9.99.Runs off a 40 watt fixture.
Do you think one of those would be enough for a bunch of clone I want to mother in my closet.About the same size as your area.

yeah man niice they look pretty good... So did you get any seeds?
I wouldnt have a problem :smokin: that stuff:thumbsup:

Harvest Part 2 - #2 and #4 Plants

#2 and #4 Plants have been chopped down at around 65 days of 12/12. Drying and Curing of #1 and #3 has already taken place. #2 and #4 are now dry but still curing. Total harvest weight is approximately 3.5 ounces. Well beyond my expectations. All plants have completely different exotic odors and highs. Seeding of the plants was fairly minimal. Although I now have plenty of large, dark, plump seeds from #1 plant crossed with #2, #3 and #4. The #1 crossed with #2 will be the main focus of my next grow. Itâ??s a combination of high yielding, extremely potent, trichome rich, and pungent strains.
Buds from: -
#1 Plant has a sharp piney, hash odor.
#2 Plant has an eye watering, deep skunk odor.
#3 Plant has a sweet, fruity, fresh orange peel like odor.
#4 Plant has a chocolaty, hash odor.
Also #2 has dried to brilliant deep, dark green color with many fluffy, bright orange hairs.
Although all different, highs from these strains are a combination of heady & couch lock. Leaving you with a feeling of not knowing if you are coming or going.
Thanks again for your support guys.
First pic is of #2 and #4 Plants. (#2 on the left and #4 on the right)
Second pic is of the dried & compressed harvest, numbered accordingly.

Looks awesome, I must find those types of bulbs.

Do you think they are a better choice for price and heat conservation and yield, over the regular spiral CFL's?

And do you need a special type of socket for them? Thanks, nice grow.