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08-20-2004, 09:18 AM #1
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95 degrees, what damage?
the two posts are right, halogen is for lighting up large dark areas, not growing, it is not the right wavelength, 1 Metal Halid (MH) or High Presure Sodium (HPS) is good, also, Compact Floros (CF) work, but you would need around 16! So going with a MH or HPS would probably be the cheapest way, and a 1 400 watt or more bulb would cut it just fine/
llamaman666 Reviewed by llamaman666 on . 95 degrees, what damage? In my closet I'm growing 8 plants right now. I have 2 500w halogen lights in there, and they produce alot of heat. it normally is around 95 degrees, right now it's 95.8, I know thats 20 higher than it should be, will they be ok? Is there anything I can do to reduce the heat, or should I just buy some different lights, and suggestions on lights if so? I don't have much money to spend btw. I have a somewhat big fan circulating air in there, I don't know what else to do. I can't vent it. Gotta Rating: 5
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