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    #11
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    My first closet grow help appreciated!

    heat off that Halogen is gonna be pretty high, I 2nd the motion on going back to the CFL.
    If you have something productive to say by all means speak up, if not then please close the hole under your nose.
    Grow in Progress - Forced into retirement, advise only.:detective1: ........................................ maybe
    All pictures are either computer generated or \"found\" on the web.

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    #12
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    My first closet grow help appreciated!

    Quote Originally Posted by blink_inc
    That light is going to suck.
    Cant be cheap with the lighting.
    Go back to the CFL idea and read some more.
    Quote Originally Posted by tinytoon
    heat off that Halogen is gonna be pretty high, I 2nd the motion on going back to the CFL.
    Make that 3 of us!

    Here's what stinkyattic says about halogens

    Not what you're looking for for cannabis. Wrong spectrum, very ineffecient, too much heat.
    e2a stinky's quote is from this thread if you wanna look.http://boards.cannabis.com/growing-i...1-halogen.html

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    #13
    Junior Member

    My first closet grow help appreciated!

    alright thanks guys, my closet i would say is 2 feet deep, four feet long and about four feet tall how many of those 30 watter cfls should i be looking for that area

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    #14
    Senior Member

    My first closet grow help appreciated!

    Quote Originally Posted by azuldainer
    i heard that a good way of deciding how far to keep your lights away from the plants is by putting the back of your hand to the lights by the plants and if its to hot for your hand than its to hot for the plants and if someone could verify that that would be awesome thanks guys
    This is not a good way to decide. My hand feels perfectly comfortable at 90 degrees, but your leaves should not be over 80 degrees. Above that transpiration slows or stops. You'll need a laser thermometer to measure leaf temps, which are around $35. Otherwise you can get a $5 thermometer and position it at canopy level and try to keep the reading under 83. You should spend as much money on ventilation as you do on lighting.

    5000 lumens per plant is best, but I've had decent grows with half that much. The key is the correct colors, of which halogen is not.

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    #15
    Senior Member

    My first closet grow help appreciated!

    Quote Originally Posted by azuldainer
    alright thanks guys, my closet i would say is 2 feet deep, four feet long and about four feet tall how many of those 30 watter cfls should i be looking for that area
    It's tricky to say, for instance i can't predict how many females you're gonna get and have to flower.

    I'd say you're gonna want 3 or 4 of those lights per plant when they're flowering

    Check out some cfl grow logs and you'll be able to see how many watts they use and the results they get.

    Good luck!

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