Does the soft white light spectrum (3000 to 3500K) help in the veg stage?
iggy7 Member Aug 29, 2011 #1 Does the soft white light spectrum (3000 to 3500K) help in the veg stage?
steeZz Well-Known Member Aug 29, 2011 #3 Those are the CFLS you don't want to use, they dont really do anything. Like the guy above me said you want like 5400k and up for veg. and 2700k is good for flower. You can find more information here in the CFL part of the forums
Those are the CFLS you don't want to use, they dont really do anything. Like the guy above me said you want like 5400k and up for veg. and 2700k is good for flower. You can find more information here in the CFL part of the forums
iggy7 Member Aug 29, 2011 #4 Currently have 6500K daylight bulbs but came across 4 3500K cfl tubes but didn't know if they were worth setting up or not. Thanks guys
Currently have 6500K daylight bulbs but came across 4 3500K cfl tubes but didn't know if they were worth setting up or not. Thanks guys
sen.c Active Member Aug 29, 2011 #5 It actually would help to add the 3500k to the mix to broaden the spectrum and give them all the PAR light they can get from a spectrum stand point.
It actually would help to add the 3500k to the mix to broaden the spectrum and give them all the PAR light they can get from a spectrum stand point.
