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12-01-2010, 06:38 PM #10Senior Member
Trichome development
Originally Posted by sawmiller
I would try and tighten up your growing area to use all the available light you have. I would start with getting cardboard box's and cut them open and paint them flat white and brushing the paint is cheaper then spray paint as you will need at least 2-3 coats. I just used some Killz i had around. But you want to enclose your plant as tight as you can, also try and keep your lights very close. If you get some burn here and there, then you have them close enough. Its not going to hurt you in the end as my crop turned out great this way. And some people say the buds get airy with cfl's, but mine were rock hard and got a bit over an oz per plant. But my plants got more light with the area as closed in as possible, with the cfl's close to the plants. And what light that strays from your plant will bounce from the white painted card board back to your plants. Works great, just try and cram the lights in close and surround everything with the card board.
If you dont get what im saying, my grow is in the Sig, just got to page 5 or so to see how i kept the cardboard close to use all my available light i had. Its that when i look at your set-up, i see nothing that would reflect light that gets away. The red you have around them will only absorb any light that gets away. And i made those lights for under 20 bucks from wally. Check out the grow, i was pleased:thumbsup:
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