Green lightbulb?or Green LED for night time light?

[steezyd]

So I picked up a standard green lightbulb from home depot and I was wondering if this is sufficient enough to use during the "lights off" period? I absolutely dont want to hurt them and i know my local hydro store sells a special LED green "night light" they say is ok...is there a difference between the two? any help be great.

steezyd Reviewed by steezyd on 11-09-2010. Green lightbulb?or Green LED for night time light? So I picked up a standard green lightbulb from home depot and I was wondering if this is sufficient enough to use during the "lights off" period? I absolutely dont want to hurt them and i know my local hydro store sells a special LED green "night light" they say is ok...is there a difference between the two? any help be great. Rating: 5

[headshake]

your bulb should work fine. just keep it to a minimum (regardless of light source).

-shake

[RackitMan]

I run my blue LEDs 24 hours in flower with no problem.

I posted this breakthrough idea at least a year ago and no one took notice. Oh well...

[Dutch Pimp]

I run my blue LEDs 24 hours in flower with no problem.

I posted this breakthrough idea at least a year ago and no one took notice. Oh well...

well......I have to ask. What does this improve?

[RackitMan]

Blue light keeps the plant growing 24 hours a day without revegging.

Pretty major stuff.

[canniwhatsis]

Blue, supposedly by what I've been reading also helps trichome production and penetrates deeper into the canopy than the red wavelengths.

Snake oil? Fucked if I know, I'm not a botanist!

Rackit; You got a grow log on that 24 hour blue grow? What other lights were you running to maintain the flowering cycle? Inquiring minds and such.