help setting up my 33" tall 10 1/2 deepx 93"

[stoneintheflesh]

first of all will it be worth making this setup work. it is a built in cabinet and would be better for me than purchasing new one.

second cfls seem to be all i could use do to heat? maybe 65 w home depot grow lights?

third hydro or organic?

due to height of cab. should i use scrog?

this is my third attempt a indoor. i have never finished an indoor grow. i have grown successfully outside. i have read up on cultivation off and on for several years.

i actually tried in this cab last year but plants were stunted do to high temps and lack of air circulation. the most of them were male. spindly stems. no girth weak dry leaves. i tried using the 65 watt plant lights available at home depot.

all input and help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

stoneintheflesh Reviewed by stoneintheflesh on 02-09-2007. help setting up my 33" tall 10 1/2 deepx 93" first of all will it be worth making this setup work. it is a built in cabinet and would be better for me than purchasing new one. second cfls seem to be all i could use do to heat? maybe 65 w home depot grow lights? third hydro or organic? due to height of cab. should i use scrog? this is my third attempt a indoor. i have never finished an indoor grow. i have grown successfully outside. i have read up on cultivation off and on for several years. Rating: 5

[nppmpimp]

You need better lights, 400 watts plus works the best, you have your choice of Metal Halide, High Pressure Sodium, and other lights. Look those up before trying to grow again.

[stoneintheflesh]

would such a strong light be ok in a 33" tall cabinet?
400 watts? thats extremely hot!!!!!!

i'm leaning towards scrapping idea........

i don't own hps and hate to buy one and it be too much for my cab...

the plants no doubt would have to be tied down regardless of lighting due to cabinet height..

i would prefer to use hps...but feel that it will not work in such a small space...

thanks for letting me know hps and metal halide are better growing lights