What light to use for flower?

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sno capz

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I will agree in saying HPS should be standard for any flower... But what will extra lighting really hurt? Heat? Not if the room is properly ventilated... Efficiency? T5 takes hardly any energy consumption...
 

Buzz Buzzilla

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I've used T5s as supplemental side lighting before I think DAT does this too. You can get exotic aquarium and reptile bulbs and such for UVB.
That's what I use! 8,000k and 10,000...most people don't even realize that they can benefit from them...but if you have a good hps then it is unnecessary.....
 

SPLFreak808

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I will agree in saying HPS should be standard for any flower... But what will extra lighting really hurt? Heat? Not if the room is properly ventilated... Efficiency? T5 takes hardly any energy consumption...
I think he ment efficiency as GPW. That is actually a huge factor for me with an electric bill over 500$ a month. A hortilux BLUE is a great!!! Replacement for t5HO.
 

Mad_Prophessor

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I will agree in saying HPS should be standard for any flower... But what will extra lighting really hurt? Heat? Not if the room is properly ventilated... Efficiency? T5 takes hardly any energy consumption...
You must be growing bag seeds under a desk lamp. Heat is an issue at some point for any grow. Adding heat and consumption to a real grow is not something we would even consider unless it had a direct benefit.
 

Mad_Prophessor

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No! So wrong...lol like I said mine is in the middle of my room about 4" into the canopy?
There are 3 plants. Where are you gonna hang the T5 in his room to make any difference? Like I said, it would have to be directly under the HPS. Come on man. Are you guys really this simple and argumentative?
 
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