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    #11
    Junior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    IF YOU DONT MIND THE ELECTRIC BILL HPS WILL VEGG YOUR PLANTS AS GOOD AS ANY THING ELSE THE ONLY REASON I SWITCHED WAS TO SAVE ELECTRIC THEY,LL BE SWEET
    THEM 2 LIGHTS THAT U ARE USING WILL BE PERFECT:rastasmoke:

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    #12
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Hippy, not trying to start an argument, but saying to use H.P.S. is as good as anthing else for veg is not true. WIll it work ? Yes, it will. Is it optimal ? No, its not, and far from it. Its the wrong spectrum that your plants need and use during the vegatative stage.

    First of all its a known fact more "bluelight" will produce more females, along with lower temps, etc etc etc. Hence folks use M.H. or cool (6500K) flouros to veg with. Also, H.P.S. will cause the plants to stretch, not bush out. Again, not optimal.

    Folks wanting to learn might as well learn the right way, then if they choose to experiment from there, so be it. You can verify what I typed above in any cannibas book you can get your hands on, by the way.

    b0nger

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    #13
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Quote Originally Posted by HippyInIreland
    HPS WILL VEGG YOUR PLANTS AS GOOD AS ANY THING ELSE ....THEM 2 LIGHTS THAT U ARE USING WILL BE PERFECT
    Sorry, but this is simply NOT true.

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    #14
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Quote Originally Posted by bongerstonerd00d
    You can verify what I typed above in any cannibas book you can get your hands on, by the way.

    b0nger
    Except that 6500k bulbs are 'daylight' not 'cool white' (cool white are generally around 5000K)

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    #15
    Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    The HPS will stretch the plants and make them grow fast and tall , Metal Halide will make them grow slower and bushier.

    If you can afford to buy 2 sets of light to veg and to bloom do it , if not just get the HPS and work with it , because it will bud better than Metal halide.

    :hippy:

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    #16
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Quote Originally Posted by bongerstonerd00d
    First of all its a known fact more "bluelight" will produce more females, along with lower temps, etc etc etc. Hence folks use M.H. or cool (6500K) flouros to veg with. Also, H.P.S. will cause the plants to stretch, not bush out. Again, not optimal.

    b0nger
    I said "cool 6500K", NOT Cool White 6500K. Tryin to split hairs with me or what ?


    Color temperature is a quantitative measure. The higher the number in kelvin, the â??coolerâ?, i.e., bluer, the shade.

    Cool White 4000 kelvin
    Daylight >5000 Kelvin

    Therefore 6500 Kelvin is "cool/blue".
    Compact fluorescent lamp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Tryin to bust my fucking nuts or what, PS ? Stinkyattic called them "cool" also and I noticed you didnt bust her ass. Am I just special or what ?

    b0nger

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    #17
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Quote Originally Posted by bongerstonerd00d
    I said "cool 6500K", NOT Cool White 6500K. Tryin to split hairs with me or what ?


    Color temperature is a quantitative measure. The higher the number in kelvin, the â??coolerâ?, i.e., bluer, the shade.

    Cool White 4000 kelvin
    Daylight >5000 Kelvin

    Therefore 6500 Kelvin is "cool/blue".
    Compact fluorescent lamp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Tryin to bust my fucking nuts or what, PS ? Stinkyattic called them "cool" also and I noticed you didnt bust her ass. Am I just special or what ?

    b0nger
    Don't get your undies in a bundle just because I clarified a detail in your post. Of course daylight bulbs are 'cooler' than 'cool white' bulbs.
    I go by what's on the bulb's packaging.
    If you go to a store and ask for a 'cool white' bulb, they will give you something around 4000-5000k.
    If you want the 6000+K bulbs, you want 'daylight' bulbs.

    No nut, ass, or hair busting intended.

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    #18
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Quote Originally Posted by bongerstonerd00d
    Hippy, not trying to start an argument, but saying to use H.P.S. is as good as anthing else for veg is not true. WIll it work ? Yes, it will. Is it optimal ? No, its not, and far from it. Its the wrong spectrum that your plants need and use during the vegatative stage.

    First of all its a known fact more "bluelight" will produce more females, along with lower temps, etc etc etc. Hence folks use M.H. or cool (6500K) flouros to veg with. Also, H.P.S. will cause the plants to stretch, not bush out. Again, not optimal.

    Folks wanting to learn might as well learn the right way, then if they choose to experiment from there, so be it. You can verify what I typed above in any cannibas book you can get your hands on, by the way.

    b0nger
    Are you 'busting nuts' here?

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    #19
    Senior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    You nerds.... lol.
    I love you guys!

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    #20
    Junior Member

    HPS LIGHT FOR VEGGING????

    Yip i knew a hps buld is not best i told him just to buy a mh bulb and switch for flower/vegg or a few clfs for vegging just if not the HPS will work as good as any cfl im not a fan of them really

    Im wasent trying to change the rules ppl:rastasmoke:

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