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	03-13-2006, 11:11 PM #1 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 125W EnviroliteHi guys, I'm a fairly experienced outdoor grower but I'm looking to start growing inside for the first time. I've grown a couple of plants on a windowsill but am looking to start doing it properly with a grow light. I'm only looking to grow maybe 6-10 plants and I'm currently looking at a 125w Envirolite with a batwing reflector. What do you think? Will that be enough to start off with? Especially interested in hearing from people who have used an Envirolite. zendai Reviewed by zendai on . 125W Envirolite Hi guys, I'm a fairly experienced outdoor grower but I'm looking to start growing inside for the first time. I've grown a couple of plants on a windowsill but am looking to start doing it properly with a grow light. I'm only looking to grow maybe 6-10 plants and I'm currently looking at a 125w Envirolite with a batwing reflector. What do you think? Will that be enough to start off with? Especially interested in hearing from people who have used an Envirolite. Rating: 5
 
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	03-14-2006, 12:09 AM #2 Senior Member Senior Member
 125W Envirolite125 watts of fluorescent isn't enough for one plant, let alone 6-10. You need closer to 200 watts per plant to grow anything useful. 
 
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	03-14-2006, 01:09 AM #3 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 125W EnviroliteOh ok thanks, they're retailing at £50+, the ad says: 'ENVIROLITE' 125W LAMP,WE SUPPLY THESE WITH THE 6400K ( VEGGING LAMP ) 
 
 I didn't realise they were just fluorescents, whats the 6400k reference?
 
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	03-14-2006, 01:24 AM #4 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 125W Envirolite125w fluorescents = 11250 lumens 
 
 according to http://www.erowid.org/plants/cannabi...rowlight.shtml a good grow room needs 1000-3000 lumens per square foot
 
 11250/3000=3-4ft of growing area.
 
 I don't reckon you know what you're on about mate.
 
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	03-14-2006, 01:44 AM #5 Senior Member Senior Member
 125W Enviroliteword.. I would question ur information, BigBlock, too, as I've been growing 4 plants with 80w 
 
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	03-14-2006, 01:45 AM #6 Senior Member Senior Member
 125W EnviroliteThat is total bullshit. I have about 7,000 lumens per square foot in my grow box and that is nothing to be proud of. The bottom line is, watts = grams. You will get between .20 and .40 grams of finished product per watt using fluorescent lights. With HPS you can expect between .5 and 1 gram per watt. Originally Posted by zendai Originally Posted by zendai
 
 I have a degree in lighting and electrical science and successfully grown quite a bit of weed indoors. Have you? Originally Posted by zendai Originally Posted by zendai
 
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	03-14-2006, 02:16 AM #7 Senior Member Senior Member
 125W EnviroliteCheck out eBay mate, MUCH cheaper, at £50 you are being seriously ripped off. 
 
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	03-14-2006, 06:45 AM #8 Senior Member Senior Member
 125W Envirolitethe 6400k refers to the kelvin temperature for the light. 6400k gives off a more of a blueish spectrum, I believe, which is perfect for the vegetative period in a plant's life. 
 
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