Lemongellly
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anyone try these? i was thinking about giving two of them a go for just one plant.
Phillips 75 watt agro lite plant light?
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Chaos/6890
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I'd like to know the same thing. I bought 2 of the lights today and installed them, being that this is my first time growing, and I'm offcially broke now that I've bought all the essentials, fertilizer, soil, pots, etc. I was wondering if I could get a decent supply of bud while attempting to grow the plants using these lights.
Stoney McFried
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They're incandescent.So, not good for growing.If you're talking about the ones with the blue coating, 75 watt, read the package, it says it makes plants LOOK greener,because it has a blue coating.Wrong spectrum, too hot. Try cfl's.
Gmaccin6
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yea man i had to ditch those lights return them if u can and get a bunch of CFLs
Chaos/6890
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Damn, I wish I still had the packaging, I'd return the bulbs I bought if I could.
Oh well, you live and learn, thanks for the reply though.
Oh well, you live and learn, thanks for the reply though.
Chaos/6890
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I have another question, when looking at CFL Flourescent bulbs, show I be looking at the bulb's watt output or the equivilant output? I.E. if a bulb that has 26 watts and is equivilant to a "standard" bulb that gives off 90 watts, which listed set of watts should I be looking at?
Gmaccin6
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no doubt even though i didnt get one i had to learn da hard way but i got me sum CFls and checc it outPics
i just add a 70 watt HPS today(last pics) but it got me this far
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Chaos/6890
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Nice pics man, what was the number of watts used in the bulbs you were previously using?
Gmaccin6
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i have one 85 watter and 5 27 watters all 6500k i also have 2 42 watt 2700k but not using thoseNice pics man, what was the number of watts used in the bulbs you were previously using?
Gmaccin6
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and das only 5 weeks oldNice pics man, what was the number of watts used in the bulbs you were previously using?
Chaos/6890
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Are there any major retail stores that sells the necessary bulbs needed in order to grow? Again, this is my first time growing, and I'm only looking to get 1 or 2 small, but good sized plants. I'm a little frustrated, simply because I messed up when it came to getting the proper lights. Anyway, is there someplace I can go to get these lights, or am I going to have to purchase them via the net?
Gmaccin6
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yea homedepot and lowes the have 27 watts and i believe they have 45 watts too jus get a few of those and u shud be good *remember 6500k for veg and 2700k for flower ) you can mix but its good to have more of the rite one
Chaos/6890
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Thanks a lot man...thankfully I have more seeds germinating, so I'm not totally screwed, how many should I get, of each, since I'm only shooting for a few plants?
Gmaccin6
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id say atleast 2 blubs per plant for now wen they get bigger add more
Chaos/6890
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Right on, last thing...I promise, lol
would these be good bulbs to use during my plants veg. state? (I plan on having them in the veg. state for 2.5-3 months, then I'm going to move onto the flowering stage)
6500K Bulbs:http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=88959-371-60058&lpage=none
2700K Bulbs: (Still trying to find)
Gmaccin6
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yea but those are only 20 watts u have to look at watts used not the equivelent try these
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=46931-75774-017801997118&lpage=none
or even..
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=23790-75774-017801997736&lpage=none
Chaos/6890
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So, would it be a good idea I bought 2 of the 65 watt bulbs and 2 of the 2 pack 23 watt (2700K) bulbs and just focused on growing 1 or 2 plants? (Since I'm growing indoor, I'm not worried about fucking up, I've got plenty of seeds, and can grow year round)
Gmaccin6
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put one 65 one each plant and divide the rest