by 24/7 I meant All the time Realizing the format, yeah, i shoulda put 24/0. I'm leaving them like that because what I'm planning on doing is having a constant cycle, and until I move and actually get my 'room' I get 2 cabinets, one for flower, and one for veg, each cabinet unfortunately has to be sectioned off, as I'm having my ruderalis strains flowering as soon as they veg 7" and the rest will grow out more, and I still haven't set my mothers yet, so from there I've gotta start my clones for my scrog for when I move.

So I've got alot going on as far as growing is concerned, but I'm sure you can tell by the work put into the cabinet, that I'm going to have a phatass growroom (and my veg cabinets/clone station will be in my boxes, unless I get a killer closet in the house)

I've actually got enough lighting that if I squeeze enough plants in there, I really can produce 2lbs - heat would be a major problem in that grow box though, so I've gotta get that taken care of first before I consider an overload of light.

subscribe to the thread, I should be putting up new pics of the two strains we're following tomorrow

Oh, btw, if your reading this, that means I want you to help pitch in and name my two girls!
low_rdr Reviewed by low_rdr on . First Grow - 2600 + watt CFL!!!! Greetings Everyone, and especially myself. I'm using this as a true grow log, a step by step to my successes and failures using a CFL Cabinet. Before I get too in depth, I'd like to point out that the main reason I decided to use CFL's was heat - It was not cost. Originally I thought CFL's would be 30-40 degrees cooler in a cabinet, and my heat issues would be null and void. Where I'm growing, I have no need for carbon filters, no matter how bad the stink is, I'm covered. That being said, Rating: 5