61 Days old, CFL grow. First week into flowering.

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Slime

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So the top pretty much says it all.
Lights 3x 27w cfls
Nutes- EarthJuice Grow
EarthJuice Bloom (Just started Bloom and Catalyst today)
EarthJuice Catalyst
I cut 3 inter-nodel branches to use as clones.
She currently stands 16.5 inches tall from the soil.

questions,
1- how does it look? comments?
2- when should i expect to start seeing bud form?
3- if someone is sweet at cloning and wants to help me out with mine that'd be rad?

first grow evaaa!
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Tookie123 said:
2 months veg and not even a foot and a half tall?!
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well there is a simple reason to this.
when i first started my grow i had incandescent grow bulbs which streached the bitch out of the seedling giving me a month old 3 node tall 8 inch sprout. the bottom leaves started falling off so I replanted it into a 5 gal and when i did that i burried 7 inches of the leaf-less stem so its really 17 inches high from today and I would just add 7 to that meaning its really 24 inches tall, 2 ft. so thats pretty bomb daddy.
 
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Bump..
Does can anyone help with cloning in soil. thx and yeah anyother positive vibes i just got two different things going. first is i picked up 2 more cfls. one to replace the blue spectrum bulb in there so the set up is now
2x23w cfl bulbs red spectrum( 2x100w equiv)=200w
1x42w cfl red spectrum= 150w equiv
1x68w cfl red spectrum= 300w equiv

total wattage 650

ok and i just received a free HPS 600w system idk if thats gonna be too much for a closet grow. again first time grower. yeah help meeeee!!!!



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DaveCoulier

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You may want to put some of those veg cfls back in there. Theres a reason people use dual spectrum hps bulbs for flowering :)

The wattage equivalent really isn't important. Just the real cfl wattage, but sounds like you got enough to work well.

I really dont think you'll be able to use the 600w HPS in a closet without lots of ventilation. It'll get real hot in there, but if you could keep the temps cool you'll definitely benefit from it.
 
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