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Check this out Opie.. Buy 38 Watt - 2D Fluorescent Replacement Lamp Bulb 4 Pin 25427 by GE Lighting at Hardware and Tools Corp.

If I buy 5 of those its going to cost about the same as the big 100Watt CFL...HOWEVER 5 will be 190 Watts instead of 100..and instead of 6900 lumens with hte big cfl i can get 14250 lumens with 5 of these little guys.. What do you think?? Whats a four pin plug??? Can i make it work in a closet?

THanks man!!!!

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It looks like that could have a lot of advantages. I've never heard of someone using those before, but I don't see why not. You could spread out your light better and get those bulbs in close to the plants. However, it has a plug for a lamp or something (the kind of lamp that sits on an end table). You could probably buy a cheapo lamp that fits the 4 pin plug in a second hand store or something, and take out the socket, or I'll bet there is sockets to wire those at Home Depot or an electrical supply store. Those are for budding (2700K), but you could mix those with some vegging bulbs and the veggers should do pretty good.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . Opie Yutts I need your help friend "Ah, aeroponics. Wise choice. Not exactly for beginners, but it should be no problem if you have a couple smarts. Done correctly, this set up is one of the highest yielders. Let me clarify what I meant about little water. In my opinion the best way to superfast growth and healthy plants is to supply the roots with as much oxygen as possible. This means that no matter what your setup, soil, soilless, hydro or whatever, you do not want your roots sitting in water. MJ is not a marsh or pond Rating: 5