One 105w CFL or Two 42w

[Cornelius]

I'm looking for some light to add for flowering.

On 1000bulbs I found a 105w at 4100k that is about the same price as two 42w 2700k.

I already have four 23w 6500k and two 23w 2700k.

so which should I get, the big 4100k or the two smaller 2700k's?

Thanks for the help :dance:

Cornelius Reviewed by Cornelius on 10-23-2006. One 105w CFL or Two 42w I'm looking for some light to add for flowering. On 1000bulbs I found a 105w at 4100k that is about the same price as two 42w 2700k. I already have four 23w 6500k and two 23w 2700k. so which should I get, the big 4100k or the two smaller 2700k's? Thanks for the help :dance: Rating: 5

[jamstigator]

I recently faced the same question, and I got the big 105-watters, and they seem to be doing fine. If I need 42-watters, there is a WalMart nearby, but they don't sell the 105-watters at all, so if I was gonna order from a website, it seemed to be more logical to order what I can't get locally.

[Cornelius]

Yeah, not a bad idea. Unfortunately, the walmart here recently stopped carrying the 42 watters. I shoulda jumped on those.

But what do you think about the color temps? are your lights 4100k jam, if so how do you like them?

[jamstigator]

Yes, 4100K, and the plants seem to like them just fine, so I do too.