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07-30-2007, 10:15 PM #401
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Compact Fluorescent Light Discussion
mine are actually 30 watt CFL's, im now runnin 5 bulbs
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07-31-2007, 02:46 AM #402
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i have 4 65w cfl's in this locker in my basement...I had them on for about 30 mins while i was workin on tha locker and the base of the bulb was getting really hot. Is that normal?????should i run 4???? get back at me. peace.
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07-31-2007, 03:16 AM #403
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chrisg420 :
--mine are actually 30 watt CFL's, im now runnin 5 bulbs
what are your avg temps and size of grow space?? - thx
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08-01-2007, 09:07 PM #404
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avg temp im not sure but the space is maybe about 3 feet wide, by about 4-5 feet deep and i can walk in it. the lights are relatively close to the tops and sides, and they have reflectors
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08-06-2007, 08:53 AM #405
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Great looking ladies.I'm planning to set up my own using cfl's and I could use your help.What kind of cfl's are you using? I was thinking about buying cfl's that are labled "day light ",does any one know if these will work.
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08-06-2007, 04:46 PM #406
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im using warm ones, wich in my area i only found one store that has them, there like 2 bucks each
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08-06-2007, 05:57 PM #407
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Daylight are the best ones to use, because they have the broadest usable spectrum.
Originally Posted by dadogg
Some folks will say warm white are better for flowering, and in one way they are right. The plants prefer more red spectrum when flowering. But if you use ONLY CFL's, watt for watt, the daylight bulbs will give your plants more usable light.
All other factors being equal, more lux on the plant will give you better growth than more red spectrum from less lumens. Understand?
If you have two 25 watt bulbs, one warm and one daylight, the daylight bulb will give more light from the part of the spectrum the plant can use for growth, even though it would prefer more red in the spectrum.
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08-08-2007, 08:42 PM #408
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Compact Fluorescent Light Discussion
A 600w HPS = 95,000 Lumens
A 400w Metal Halide = 40,000 Lumens
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08-09-2007, 06:23 PM #409
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great thread
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09-15-2007, 09:58 PM #410
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Compact Fluorescent Light Discussion
i am trying a grow with 2-200 watt compact fluro's 36000 total lumens for 4 sq. ft. will post pics soon. i saw a website from uk that has hoods for sale that take 4 and 6 large cfls 125-300 watt ones, the 6 bulb one is approx a sq meter. they have 150 watt bulbs rated at 18,000 lumens also(mine 18000 l for 200 watts). so that 6 bulb hood would be 900 watts and produce 108,000 lumens(approx 12000 lumens per sq here), heat would no longer be an issue in this grow. what you guys think?
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