flowering with CFLs
- Thread starter zechbro
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matthew1988
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i dont see any truth to it.. the fluff has to do with the amount of light the plant receives......... also leaving them the wrong spectrum wouldnt help at alll.... imho 
midgradeindasouth
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You should try combining the two spectrums.
The blue light really makes a diff when added to the red in flower.
The blue light really makes a diff when added to the red in flower.
matthew1988
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how many plants do you have?
matthew1988
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yea adding a few more would be good for 2 plants imo
hazeyindahead
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You have to post pics man, I wanna see your plants and how well they are receiving the cfl!!
skunkwizard
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i need to find or make myself a box out of stuff
mambokabui
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That seems like a bunch of lights. Cover the plants in close lights and I think you be suprised.
ohyaitsgrowing
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hey zeckbro show me a pic or ur setup whats it look like
GotBeat5.0
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in my opinion I think the plants like both spectrums during the flowering stage cause im in the middle of my 3rd CFL grow and I have a plant right now 5 weeks flowering with both daylights and soft whites and in all honestly this plant looks the best Ive ever grown.
Compared to my last grow that only had soft whites the whole stage of flowering.
Compared to my last grow that only had soft whites the whole stage of flowering.
americantrent
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also, just to let u guys know, i saw lowes has 40watt cfls there warm colored, 2500lumes tho, only 10$ a piece. I have four of those and 2 27?watt cool blues.
hazeyindahead
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4 x 42 warm white cfls and 2 x 24w flowering grow floros
Only flowering two plants, heres hoping!!
Only flowering two plants, heres hoping!!
