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Hey I was sent here by a different forum will this 60w 6400k cfl work for a very small grow
Hey is this cfl the right colour temp
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Maybe for a seedling, and small veg, but it is high temp (more blue light), so it doesn't have the red spectrums flowering prefers. For a micro-grow, like inside a cabinet space it would work fine, I think for a single plant veg. But come flowering, you will want something lower temp for red spectrum light, 2700k-3500k. Also the more light the better, get a couple 
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When it is time to flower it will be much hotter so I will put it outside or get a few 23w 2700k cfls
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Also will I get much of a yeild
I have heard with CFL you could expect under 0.5g/W, if no problems along the way. But idk, I've never flowered with CFLs before.. curious tho
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I will do a journal keep posted
Also depends on if you will be training them...
Topping, LST, SOG etc... Lots of tricks out there to maximize yields. When a plant grows natural, untrained, it tends to have more of a christmas tree shape, making one large cone and bunch of small flower buds, training the plant will bring those smaller bud sites up to the canopy so they grow more evenly. Basically.
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Yep gonna train the fuck out off em to keep them small and bushy top them to make more tops any thing to increase there yeild I will do
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Light should be coming in a few days so I am keeping her at my window this will help with keeping her small
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Also this is what she looks like rn
The top leaves r curve cause she is trying to get the most of the sun
The top leaves r curve cause she is trying to get the most of the sun
