Can i use 2700k for veg stage?

iBong

iBong

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I am over a month into growing and my plants are not very big. I just realized that i am usinf 42 watt soft whites for my plants. Is that the problem? If it is, can i still save my plants?
 
v12xjs

v12xjs

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My plants never see anything but 2700K lighting. It keeps them small but this is what I need as I only use a pc case.
There should be no problem if you change over to 6400K now.
 
Puffster

Puffster

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Mr. Pacific said:
Absolutely. I also use nothing but 2700k for the whole life cycle.
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well the lil knowledge i have says,NOOOO.every scrap of info ive read indicates min, of 5500 k for veg.2700k for flower.good luck!!!dont take this for gospel.read other sections and take advice from experts,there sure as shit enuff on here!!!!
 
Mr. Pacific

Mr. Pacific

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Puffster said:
well the lil knowledge i have says,NOOOO.every scrap of info ive read indicates min, of 5500 k for veg.2700k for flower.good luck!!!dont take this for gospel.read other sections and take advice from experts,there sure as shit enuff on here!!!!
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Look at my journal. If that isn't evidence enough I don't know what to tell you.
 
DO3SHA

DO3SHA

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It all depends on how much space you have, if your trying to keep em small jsut stick with a 12/12 2700k throughout the grow, if your trying to get some good sized do a 6500k 24/0 for veg and flip to 2700k 12/12 for flower
 
Twistyman

Twistyman

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yeah you can BUT..throw a daylight/cool cfl in there...I've vegged for yrs with 2 x T5 blues...and 2x red T8's(plant/aquarium)...you'd do better with
SOME blue...
like most HPS now have some blue spectrum.
 
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