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i have a small grow in my closet with cfls
closet size : 2x2
cfls are
2 27 watt, 1 15w helical,1 13w cfl 3000k for veg , which is bad for veg i know
and one 20w agro grow florouesent(red spectrum i beleive)
I also have small burns on the one female from tinfoil hot spots
can my plant veg on red spectrum lights?( i know i need blue)
please help
first you say one female. are you in veg or flower cycle? you want red in flower blue in veg.
then you said "have tinfoil burns" get rid of the tinfoil! very poor light reflector same reflectivity as grey. paint it flat white much better light reflection. this should help growth.
lol on your grow.
i have red spectrum lights on veg , which i know is wrong they were given to me , i got rid of the foil and the burns are repairing m its really bushy and short at prolly 9 inches it seems to be ok i'll add pics soon. when can i clone it? and will it die from being under red spec on veg?
it wont die you just won't get as good of growth as with blue spectrum clfs.
i cant find any blue spec cfls is there another name for them
you said your plant is 9 inches tall, space is 2x2, how tall is your space ?
Reason I ask is you will probably will want to start flower cycle in the next week. Changing spectrum now will have minimum effect.
Your plant will increase 200% in size during flowering cycle. You can wait till your next grow to get the blue spectrum bulbs.
opps forgot, go to htgsupply.com and look for the bulbs there. they will have anything you may need.
yea well i was gonna try to cut & grow some clones and my space has a removable top so im not worried about that
oh yay i measured it its only about 7 inches high pics in a sec
what strain you growing ?
very dank bagseed , no strain , i planned on buying seeds but decided to save that for next grow
finnaly got my blue spec cfls , now have 103 watts of daylight cfl, and can already see improvement, and i will just use my previous lights for flowering, in about 3-5 weeks
will it negatively affect my plant to change the lighting so abruptly