pls give me advice..first grow

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frozenorcs

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i've one female sativa clone from a mother plant... now i have 1(65W), 1(45W), 1(36w) and 2( 4" 36W).. is it enough light for the plant...i am planning to get one more 65W... would it be ok? my plant is 2 days into flowering now..i start to see a pistill..... pls give me advice, if i'm doing anything wrong... thank you so much....
 

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growone

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Plant is pretty skinny, but otherwise healthy. As usual with cfl's, more light will probably help, but it sounded like you had 200w of cfl's(not incadescent equiv.)? 200w for 1 plant is pretty good, though does depend on size/space.

You may be getting a little carried away with the pistil, sounds a little early. Or post a close up, lots of people here seem to like dive in to early sexing pics.
 
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frozenorcs

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growone said:
Plant is pretty skinny, but otherwise healthy. As usual with cfl's, more light will probably help, but it sounded like you had 200w of cfl's(not incadescent equiv.)? 200w for 1 plant is pretty good, though does depend on size/space.

You may be getting a little carried away with the pistil, sounds a little early. Or post a close up, lots of people here seem to like dive in to early sexing pics.
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yeah i'm sure..my plant is female...i am not talking about the stipule... and the space is 2*2*6 and i veg my plant outside and move it to the grow box for flowering because of light hour....
 
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growone

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ok, sounds like you've scoped out the 1st curly hair pretty good, will help in limiting height
i calculate your setup as 283 watts over 4 square feet(including the new 65w bulb)
that's 70 watts per sq. foot, that seems to be well within what's needed for a good grow
of course, this looks like a pretty pure sativa, i haven't dared to try a sativa yet with cfl's
you should do reasonably well
 
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SyNiK4L

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it also makes a difference on what kinda bulb they are...wattage isnt everything so make sure u have the correct color spectrum bulbs for flowering
 
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