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Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by tahoejoe420, Sep 30, 2006.

  1. #1 tahoejoe420, Sep 30, 2006
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    hey guys would these lights work for growing and keep some odor down for 2 plants?​



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  2. #2 tahoejoe420, Sep 30, 2006
  3. #3 Anony, Sep 30, 2006
    Hey welcome to GC.


    I wanted to wait and let some experienced CFL growers here comment, but im going to give it a shot, and keep in mind im no CFL expert, and this is general advice.

    Cant help with the ozone, no experience there, however

    The color temperature of these lights are generally used for the second stage of growing which is the flower stage. Optimally you would want to start with 6200K-6500K for veg, and then switch to the 2000 range for flower. However people say lights good enough for flower can be used for the whole "season".
    I also think the wattage would be too small. The more watts/lumens the better, even if its just two plants.

    Do some research on the stickies for more basic info, and keep checking this post for experienced CFL grower info. You can also use the search function for people who have posted a CFL grow log.



    Good luck.
     

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