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03-16-2008, 10:10 PM #1
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Using Natural Light Indoors...
natural light is great, but hard to use indoors. ideally, plants want DIRECT sunlight all day, and a window will only give them 3-8 hours of it (plus couple indirect hours)
ive grown in a window before, and the results were pleasing. however, correct use of HID lamps have given me larger plants that that.hybridlove420 Reviewed by hybridlove420 on . Using Natural Light Indoors... I have done some basic reading on growing and I haven't ever seen anyone try and use natural light while indoors. What conditions would be necessary in order to utilize natural light without any use of a bulb? I know the benefits of using lights include the size of the yield but I personally don't like the idea of keeping light bulbs on for so long during the day. a) it's not necessarily the best thing for your electric bill b) not great for the environment and c) it's also a fire hazard, Rating: 5
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