good enough to flower 1 plant? (pics)

RastaCourage

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can this be enough to flower this plant?

lights being used
100W soft white CFL = about 1600 lumens (
left side)
100W daylight CFL = about 1300 lumens(top side)
14W fluorescent = about 800 lumens (back side)

that comes out to about 3700..
i just want to know if this could make it through flowering..

pictures attached below..

 

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socom3riot

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are they 100W cfl rating , or are they like 26W cfls and 100W incandescent? (know what I mean? how they compare it to incandescents)
 

frostythesnowthug

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It will flower.
CFLs work great, but you seriously need more light.
you're really only workin with the bare minimum there bro.
 

socom3riot

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Well , first off, for flowering u should have pretty much all ur bulbs warm white.
Second, if they are infact 100W cfls , then yes, 200W of cfls would be enough for one plant if u position them right.
For flowering , u really want ur bulbs to be 2700K's. So thats another thing.
But if they are infact 2 , 100W cfls , and they are 2700K. Then that should be good for 1 plant.
 

RastaCourage

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okay i appreciate the feedback & opinions
but i just want to clarify something i was told
someone said it can go by the size of the growbox
meaning lumens for every square feet? so?
any objection to that?

my growbox is about 2 feet wide & about 2 1/2 feet tall
& about 1 foot in, so, it's pretty small...
 

socom3riot

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well , some people say 5000 lumens per square foot is ideal. U have 2 square feet. So the IDEAL amount would be 10,000 lumens. U have 3700. But like i said, thats IDEAL amount.
 

RastaCourage

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Yes, 5000-6000 lumens/sq.ft. would be ideal, but 2000-3000 lumens/sq.ft. will suitably do the job and it's a more realistic number to shoot for since he is working with such limited space.
^ there it is
i don't doubt it because my space is small..
 
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