I have a 6 bulb t5 and a 2 bulb t5 blooming in a 8x6 room Light sequence: pure bloom UV-A Bloom Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
Pretty... but totally unnecessary for flower you need only cool white (6500k) and the warm white at (2700k) the rest is waste for flowering only the warm white at 2700 kelvin is required as these are T5's you need to keep the tube right down to the leaf by 1-2 inches T5 has very little penetration, hence you can strip away all veg matter one foot from the top most leaf, this also improves venting I have used T5 and T8's for growing for over 5 years back in the day then HPS now LED you gotta move with the times avoid UV is more dangerous to you than good for the plant but if tight is useful to the bud in the last 2-3 weeks but is easier to put out in the sun more study please (KELVIN) good luck
Interesting - it's going to come down to you running a batch or several under your setup to tell for sure. I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work well - as far as T5's go. The proof will be in your harvest. Get to it! J
I had very good results when I switched up my t5 lights a little. I had a 4 bulb fixture. So I went and bought 2 of those LED t5 bulbs (they are pretty pricey) and added 2 of the 2700k (reddish) bulbs. They grew just fine, except I did have a 600w COB LED in the tent at the same time as well. t5 will absolutely work, but I don't think adding those extra bulbs with UV and shit is gonna do much for the plants, and like someone else said probably worse for you than it helps the plant. be careful with that stuff, UV rays can be dangerous. Mine certainly responded to having the combination of LED and 2700k lighting, imo, you need a little normal light in that mix as well. Maybe a bulb or two at least.