i search a lot but i didn't find the answer to my question. . . i want to know how can i recognize my fluorescent lamps are full spectrum? i went to many electronic stories but they dont know what is full spectrum fluorescent. how do i know which lamp is full spectrum ???
is it right 6500-10000 kelvin fluorescent lamps are full spectrum? i didn't find anything on the box or lamp . . .
You should read up on this. Full-spectrum light - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia If you have a t5 lamp, just get 2700K tubes and 6500K tubes. Use the 6500K tubes for vegetative stage and 2700k for flowering.
this isint an exact sciance but 6500 is better for veg 2700 for flower. but you can use some 2700 for vegging so for each two 6500 you got u can put a 2700 too. then reverse it for flower. vegging under just 2700k is going to make your plants stretch. and flowering with just 6500k will not make good and thick buds. just my 2c good luck
I read that using a cool-white and a warm-white bulb in each 2-bulb lamp gives a full spectrum of light for growing plants. It seemed to work well for me but I only used fluorescent lamps for starting plants and clones so im not sure about flowering plants under these types of lights.