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    using flood lights

    aight i found these lights in tha garage and i wanted to know how far away i have to have them from the plant this light is 1280 lumens 90 watts. so is this even a good light to use?
    NODIE Reviewed by NODIE on . using flood lights aight i found these lights in tha garage and i wanted to know how far away i have to have them from the plant this light is 1280 lumens 90 watts. so is this even a good light to use? Rating: 5

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    using flood lights

    Very low end light for growing. The one element you have to be very careful with is heat, produced by the light. Put your hand under the light and measure how far away it is to be comftorably warm. Then use that distance for your plant. Unless your mixing sun with this artificial light you will see a lot slower growth, and in about a month any incandescent light will be practically useless for producing any buds or significant growth.

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    #3
    Member

    using flood lights

    wats incandescent light? on tha box of this on light it says halogen. this light is only for one plant also. is it still not good enough?

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    #4
    Senior Member

    using flood lights

    Wow Be carefull with that halogen. they get REALLY hot and can start fires.

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    #5
    Member

    using flood lights

    ohyea, i just found out so i had to change it back.
    wat about salvyian light bulbs?

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    #6
    Senior Member

    using flood lights

    NO you cannot use halogens to grow, wrong spectrum, too much heat, you can't use incandescents either. Fluros, metal halide and high pressure sodium are the only way to go. No to mercury vapor too.

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    #7
    Senior Member

    using flood lights

    DITTO

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    #8
    Senior Member

    using flood lights

    Ahem! Mercury vapor works fine. I've done it and while it is NOT as good as MH or HPS it is far better than halogen, the MV also has UVB spectrum that no other HID has, and UVB produces more THC
    I need to think of something clever to put here...

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    #9
    Member

    using flood lights

    about how much does mv run for only one plant?

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    #10
    Member

    using flood lights

    sylvania is good if under 2 feet(clones n seedlings)...watch for streatching due ta heat.. use small smokers fan for circulatuion.

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