white widow grow, end of first week of flowering with pics

asrultraz

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• Jan 5, 2009

• #1

Hey guys,

this isnt a grow journal or anything of the sort, i just wanted to ask you expert growers out there if i was doing ok... white hairs are starting to show!!!

for lights i used THE 200w 6400K (VEGGING LAMP) during veg and then switched to the 200w THE 2700K FLOWERING (RED) BULB. i used plug and grow because like many ppl out there who cant afford to pay large bills or drill a hole to exaust heat from an hps, can use CFL's instead.

if there is anything i can do to improve my setup please let me know.

i really appreciate your feedback and thoughts.

 

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del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #2

hey there fellow envirolite grower, pics are a little poor but plants look healthy,i use 3x200 watt enviros. heres a pic of 1 of my girls.

 

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asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #3

there is one thing i dont understand... the vegging bulb is of is more than the flowering bulb... 6700k to 2400k

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #4

anyone know?

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #5

thats just the light spectrum, autumn and summer

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #6

by the looks of the lights, you think i can get a decent yield off three ww plants?

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #7

if you use both you should,my girl was 161g wet

 

wasteofaman

Active Member

• Jan 6, 2009

• #8

lookin good man. do they all have the white hairs on em?

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #9

wasteofaman said:

lookin good man. do they all have the white hairs on em?

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one of em has very visible white hairs, the other two are a bit slow but should come through...

i cant use both lights cause i only have one balast

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #10

refering to the lights of my first post on this thread, which is the better bulb for flowering, regardless of the names of the bulbs

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #11

use both m8

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #12

del66666 said:

use both m8

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i cant, only have one balast

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #13

envirolites have it built in like little cfls, mine do anyway?

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #14

i mean i only have one reflector thingy, where the bulb goes... IF i HAD to use ONE of the two for flowering, which should i use?

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #15

i say blue til last few weeks then change, get a bulb holder without reflector and just hang it in there

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #16

del66666 said:

i say blue til last few weeks then change, get a bulb holder without reflector and just hang it in there

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will the blue light speed up the process?

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #17

more the better, i run 2 blues and a red together

 

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asrultraz

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #18

dude i mean, will the blue do more than the red? i can ONLY USE ONE

 

del66666

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• Jan 6, 2009

• #19

then i go back to swapping to red the last two weeks, i think the buds will be tighter and a shorter plant,keep the bulb close an inch or 2, use red at end for resin production and let plant get thirsty, i think, but invest in a bulb holder and get them both in next time

 

asrultraz

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• Jan 7, 2009

• #20

all of em are showing white hairs and my room is starting to stink, i set up my carbon filter and ran it for about an hour, smell gone!