You want the CFLs in the Super white spectrum "daylight" This runs around 6500K They make all types of 5000k cfls on up to 6500K the closer to that 65 number the better. You have around a "soft white" or 2700k. this is an orange color as you can tell which mimics the flowering sun in fall. I would ditch that other grow light. they tend to cause a lot of heat. Just stick another cfl in there in its place. You can use the pots to place in the larger ones. those break down over time and allow the roots to poke out. when your babies become bigger you will see the roots poke out. Then its time to throw those into a 1 gallon container on to 2 depending on the size limitations. How hot is it in there? it should be around 72 but I doubt you can achieve that in a rubber made without some serious ventilation. shoot for anything under 85 degrees but the lower the better.
place your hands under the cfls when they are one and determine how far away your hand can be from the lights without being hot. thats where the tops of the plants should be at. they like the same temps as you and I so if its hot to your hand then its hot to them.
JeffersonBud Reviewed by JeffersonBud on . My First Grow, super noob! Okay, I got a lot of my information off of this forum. Funny enough I had the tub idea before I even started looking. This grow is going to be just bagseed for my first try because I dont want to ruin some exspensive shit. I've got some good seeds on the way for my next batch, provided this one goes well. I'm at about day 5, from when I started germinating the seeds. I chose a method which I learned at the cannabis college in amsterdam to germinate. Just put the seeds into a cup of water and Rating: 5