is this gonna help or not

[sugarmagnolia]

yo. I got a female plant. very happy cause i was betting it all cause i only had one plant growing. It's started budding now, but I am only using one 60 watt grow light (blue spectrum). Yes i know that the red spectrum is supposed to be better for flowering. but i have been concerned with the amount of light being produced lately because the bottom leaves are weakening, one set at a time. I am pretty sure it is due to lack of light because the 60 watt light really doesn't shine too brightly there.

I am wondering if i got another 60 watt grow bulb for around 10 bucks and had it shining also if that would help. i would put them on both sides of the plant. i am mainly looking for jsut a bulb to put into a light socket i got around. any other cheap bulbs that are good. if u know of any help me out. oh and also the plant is around 1 foot and a half- 2 feet.

sugarmagnolia Reviewed by sugarmagnolia on 02-03-2005. is this gonna help or not yo. I got a female plant. very happy cause i was betting it all cause i only had one plant growing. It's started budding now, but I am only using one 60 watt grow light (blue spectrum). Yes i know that the red spectrum is supposed to be better for flowering. but i have been concerned with the amount of light being produced lately because the bottom leaves are weakening, one set at a time. I am pretty sure it is due to lack of light because the 60 watt light really doesn't shine too Rating: 5

[Sensi Super Skunk]

Buy compact fluorescents. They are very cheap, they screw right into regular light sockets, and are sold just about anywhere you can buy regular light bulbs.

[Sensi Super Skunk]

Also they come in 'daylight', which is for the vegetative stage and 'warm', which is for the flowering stage.

[sugarmagnolia]

thanks man, I'm gonna go get one.