how much wattage?

You have a lot of reading to do. Check the grow guides and sticky posts.

Your spectrum information doesn't make sense to me. If those are supposed to be Kelvin temps then they are way too low. If they are supposed to be wavelength measurements then I don't know what they mean, wavelenths are measured in nanometers.

You need to tell us more about what kind of lights, but no matter how you look at it the total 95 watts almost certainly is too low. Keep in mind wattage is a measure of electricity consumption, what you are concerned about is light output. Some lights are better than others at converting consumed electricity into light, so you can't really go by wattage alone.

Fans are needed for more than controlling temps, they are necessary for fresh air circulation. If your space is freezing then your plants will not survive.

 

If your garage is freezing, than you won't need a fan, you'll need heat. Enough heat to keep the temperatures around 80 during the day, and around 70 at night. Usually an hps will put out enough light, and heat to satisfy your plants needs, but I'm assuming you're using fluorescents. They will barely put out the light you need (like toasty said the numbers are a bit hard to read) and they certaintly won't provide enough heat. What are some more of the specs on your grow? (i.e. cabinet size (if any), actual room temps, etc.........)

 

haha no the lamp won't help at all as far as lighting goes, turtles are pretty sweet though

 

Any way you could just order a light meant for growing off the interent? You can't run lights in a ballast that's specified for half the wattage. If it even works, it could be a hazrd in your home......

 

dont know if your interested but i have a 150watt hps system i dont use no more. If you want to buy it, i'll let it go for a good price. pm me if your interested

 

Your color temps are way off. Your color temps should be between 2700k and 6800k. Anything else is non-visible pretty much haha.

 

For those prices you are looking at fluoros, probably CFLs. For veg spectrum get CFLs that say "daylight" or "cool white" and for flower get CFLs that say "soft white" or "warm white."

Most any brand will do. A package of 2 or 3 low-wattage CFLs will run around $7-10 at Wally World, Home Depot, etc. Get a bunch of those.

And yeah, your light color info on the bulbs you have still doesn't sound right.