Best Light Option for Rooting Cuttings and Maintaining Clone Donor Mothers???

NorthofEngland

NorthofEngland

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I'm looking for a multi-purpose light.

It needs to be suitable for rooting cuttings, above a propagator,
and for giving enough light to keep Clone Donor Mothers healthy
and in a stage of perpetual Vegetative growth (minimum photoperiod of 18 hours per day).

Would two 24wT5HO flouro's be sufficient
or should I opt for more power from a CFL???

These lights will never be required for flowering
so I know that I need blue (6400k) spectrum.

Their most important job will be to keep Clone Mothers healthy.
If I stop perpetuating clones from the same mothers
I need to keep the genetics alive
in the form of a few Mothers.

Suggestions welcome
 
NorthofEngland

NorthofEngland

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THIS MESSAGE IS HIDDEN BECAUSE JOE MACCLENNAN IS ON YOUR IGNORE LIST.

That's all I read of any post you leave.
So all you do is derail threads.
I would prefer it if you didn't respond to the threads I start.
 
NorthofEngland

NorthofEngland

Well-Known Member
Forum stalking - pretty desperate attention seeking behaviour.

I don't even bother to view the posts
so carry on writing posts that I will never read.

I imagine, when you're old enough to meet women, that quite a few will resort to restraining orders to keep you away from them.

You just seem incapable of accepting rejection...?

I DO NOT VALUE YOUR OPINIONS.
I FIND YOU CHILDISH AND IRRITATING.
AND I DO NOT THINK YOU KNOW VERY MUCH ABOUT GROWING.
IT'S THAT SIMPLE.
WHY DON'T WE BOTH AVOID EACH OTHERS THREADS?
 
potroastV2

potroastV2

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If you put him on your ignore list, then why aren't you ignoring him? If you continue to feed the troll, he will never leave.


:mrgreen:
 
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