One HPS One MH Bulb for last five days of Vegging?

[razzapiggy]

About to transplant into 3 gallon pots, don't have two MH bulbs, going to just throw the HPS in the other lamp so I can cover the forty five babies will light. I know people have vegged exclusively with HPS at times, but am I going to confuse the babies with one of each in the room? I highly doubt it's a problem but just making sure. Thanks cannabis.com

razzapiggy Reviewed by razzapiggy on 05-16-2007. One HPS One MH Bulb for last five days of Vegging? About to transplant into 3 gallon pots, don't have two MH bulbs, going to just throw the HPS in the other lamp so I can cover the forty five babies will light. I know people have vegged exclusively with HPS at times, but am I going to confuse the babies with one of each in the room? I highly doubt it's a problem but just making sure. Thanks cannabis.com Rating: 5

[xcrispi]

Hey Razz ,
Dual spectrum is suposed to be sweet , Co. are manufacturing hoods now w/ 1 of each and ballasts that are capable of firing 1 of each simotaniously. I wanna say Bree has 1 , a dual 400 .
Peace
Crispi :jointsmile:

[razzapiggy]

Sounds great, dual spectrum we go!!! :rastasmoke:

[PharmaCan]

Sounds great, dual spectrum we go!!! :rastasmoke:

Dual bulb 800 watt light.

Only $529 per - and that's without cooling flanges or glass.

How many did you say you wanted? LOL

[twoguysupnorth]

will your ballast work with both types of lights?

[iblodro4220]

if he has a hps ballast and a mh conv. it dosent matter

[razzapiggy]

My ballasts are switchable... in the middle or transplanting right now then will turn both lights on..and induce flowering a few days from there.

[PharmaCan]

My ballasts are switchable... in the middle or transplanting right now then will turn both lights on..and induce flowering a few days from there.

Razz - Are you planning to stay with the dual spectrum into flowering, or will you go both HPS?

[razzapiggy]

Will be using two HPS bulbs for flowering. Just gotta get through these next four-five days before inducing flowering. Most were transplanted tonight, and thus far they look wonderful... no apparent shock but it still early.