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    Is this light ok to start with?

    i have purchased 2 lights to start off growing with they are ,36w philips master PL-L 840/4P 2900 lm, will these be ok ?. i have a 600w hps for later but im unshure about the philips any help would be much apreciated thanks
    magic bud Reviewed by magic bud on . Is this light ok to start with? i have purchased 2 lights to start off growing with they are ,36w philips master PL-L 840/4P 2900 lm, will these be ok ?. i have a 600w hps for later but im unshure about the philips any help would be much apreciated thanks Rating: 5
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    Why dont you just use the 600W HPS the entire time?

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    Is this light ok to start with?

    iv heard it is much better to start them with something not quite as powerful, and it would be a waste of electric if the two 36w bulbs would work
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    #4
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    2 36w? i dont think 72 watts would be ok for vegging. i guess you should use hps the whole time. it is "better" to use mh for vegging but who cares man
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    and how many plants do u have anyway??
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    #6
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    i am gona grow about 10 and half should be females
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    #7
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    If you are gonna grow 10 plants then I dont care what kind of lights they are, 72W is nowhere close to enough. Not only is it not strong enough, but it wont be able to cover the area that 10 plants take up... you are gonna end up doing more damage to your plants than good. Just go with the HPS, the electrictical bill wont be THAT much higher... you won't get squat if you use 76w.

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    #8
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    i dont have an hps light ( witch i wish i could spring for one ) but what i do is use high powered compact floros to vegg with...then put them under the mh for flowering

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    #9
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    u have hps so thats the best light for flowering...or so its been said...

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    #10
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    Is this light ok to start with?

    Quote Originally Posted by PartypokerPlayer
    u have hps so thats the best light for flowering...or so its been said...
    Dude it's a proven fact not just an novel thought. Mh will take longer to flower and will not produce the same amount of THC as HPS will....FACT.

    If you grow 100% with HPS I suggest you use a multi-spectrum bulb (enhanced bulb) and you would do just fine. There are other environment conditions you can control to increase yield and quality.

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