johnny b. goode
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heyyyyyy I need some help. does anyone have an idea how much 1000W of fluorescents cost on the bill?
I hope you don't plan on flowering under those, it would be a shame...heyyyyyy I need some help. does anyone have an idea how much 1000W of fluorescents cost on the bill?
I hope you don't plan on flowering under those, it would be a shame...
He is talking about 1000w not 168w there is a BIG difference there..Hey now I'm gonna be flowering under 10k lumens at 168 (or so watts) using CFL's
Fucking rubbish.If your cool with smokin 'hay' then cfl's are for you.
Fucking rubbish.
Stop perpetuating this bullshit that you cannot grow decent bud under fluoro's.
Plenty have, plenty are and plenty continue to do so.
I'm talking about fluoro's generally whether they be T5's or CFL's. The yield will be less than you'll get under HPS, but the quality will be as good if not better.god i hope you are talking about CFLs and not tube flouros....b.c if you think you get decent yeild under tubes your are high..
really??cite your sourceI'm talking about fluoro's generally whether they be T5's or CFL's. The yield will be less than you'll get under HPS, but the quality will be as good if not better.
The quality and quantity of homegrown bud largely depends on the skill of the grower, no wonder so many people choose the easy route of HPS is it?
The quality of bud grown under fluor's by someone who knows what they're doing will always far exceed anything grown under HPS by someone who doesn't.
Strictly nurturelite fluorescent only example: 10 x 200w (2000w) nurturelite PURple red lamps produced same yield as crop did with 3 x 600w (1800w) HPS, but the grower reported that although quantity/yield was fractionally down, the QUALITY was up massively, because there is so little heat, all of the "qualitative" characteristics of the plant tops are not "evaporated" by IR heat. this is especially relevant during the flowering stage when plant surfaces in the flower region are particularly photoponically sensitive and vulnerable to humidity and over-heating problems.really??cite your source
Well yeah, you need to get the correct type fluoro's and I think this is where a lot of people go wrong and one of the reasons why fluoro's and cfls have got a bad reputation.Ok well I though you were talking about regular tube floruos, which would equal shit yeild....cfl and T-5s are a whole new topic.
i dont consider HID being the easy route out either....HID is the route you go if you want the best results. Now dont come at me with "you dont think you can get good results with CFLs" as I never said that. The fact is HID will kick CFLs as all day long...any agrument over that statment would be just ignorance. With that said I find it to be damn impressive with some of the yeild some guys get of CFLs.