are envirolites 125w any good

Mr Green Man

Mr Green Man

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That HPS looks intersting, really good spectrum. Has any one used one, or know anything about them. I might try and get one next time round. IF that is possible.

Do they work in a normal Ballest?
 
swansong

swansong

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Any bulb that is designed to produce excessive uv or uv-b is not going to be in the ideal spectrum for growing bud. Wether its a UV black bulb or a bulb to go in a reptile tank...
 
swansong

swansong

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its a myth...

If you want more resin, you need to let your plants dry out and lower the humidity.
 
SunnyD

SunnyD

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Userfriendly said:
If you understood how light is measured "in plants", then it really would make sense.
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hahaha.... " you like techno?, umm no. You would if u had robot ears" sry grandma's boy reference....

that still doesnt answer my problem of y if cfl are more effecient, howcome they did less than my hps....O well....i tried both and hps is my way to go....anyways i hear the UV-B bulb is to be used at the end of flowering
 
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kulan hunter

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thank for the input i will be staying one the mh till i go into flowering then i am going to try the envirolite for flowering my reasons being the bulbs are cheaper and running costs are lower
 
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UserFriendly

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kulan hunter said:
thank for the input i will be staying one the mh till i go into flowering then i am going to try the envirolite for flowering my reasons being the bulbs are cheaper and running costs are lower
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If you were a baby, I would shake you.

1 x 150w MH 12 hours/day @.07 kwh over 60 days = $7.56
1 x 125w CFL 12 hours/day @ .07 kwh over 60 days = $6.30
 
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