could you use a 65 watt flourecent 2 grow 1 plant ???

[cali14]

could you use a 65 watt flourecent 2 grow 1 plant ???

cali14 Reviewed by cali14 on 10-21-2007. could you use a 65 watt flourecent 2 grow 1 plant ??? could you use a 65 watt flourecent 2 grow 1 plant ??? Rating: 5

[SMOKEnCHOKE]

The more lights the better with CFL's (not too hot). Those might be fine for veg but it will really hurt you in flowering if that's all you use. It will definitely be worth getting more lighting.

[cali14]

The more lights the better with CFL's (not too hot). Those might be fine for veg but it will really hurt you in flowering if that's all you use. It will definitely be worth getting more lighting.

so would 2 work?

[420tea]

In fact get like 6 BLUE SPECTRUM 100WATT 6500K CFLs. That's 3 per plant. If you're growing 2 plants though....anyway. Mount them using hardware from Home Depot on a 2x4 like 3 feet long.

And water them every 3 days. Don't overwater though.


After the plants are at a desirable height, (like 2feet)
but you can let it grow as big as you like,
you induce a 12/12 cycle of complete sealed off darkness and a full red spectrum of light .....12 hours each,
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that' 6lights total.
3 per plant 50-100 Watt 2700K for like 6-9-12 weeks of flowering.

If you want to use plant food, there is one for veg and one for flowering, just dissolve in the water every 3 days.
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ONLY USE 1/4 OF THE SUGGESTED DOSE.

[SMOKEnCHOKE]

so would 2 work?

I would get more and I don't know anywhere around here that carries 100watt CFL's. You can get a couple 42 watters but you get more lumen per watt output from a 26watt. I would say get as many lights as you can afford 4-6 26watt CFl's will be good for one plant. The more light the happier the plant will be!Like he said try to get them of the 6500k spectrum for veg but if it's doesn't say the kelvin just get a cool blue color for veg, and about 3000k for flowering or a warm bulb.

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