Is anybody using the plug and grow and if so hows it going

I have been looking at 250W Plug And Grow Vegging Lamp

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The Plug And Grow product range:


Compact Fluorescent Lamps in the Growing (6400k) and Flowering (2700k) light spectrums:

three different power outputs: 125w, 200w & 250w.

Single and Twin Lamp Reflectors: designed specifically to carry the extra weight of CFL lamps.

Single "Standard" Reflector: for use in systems with ballasts.

Lamp Hanger: with 4m cord for use with CFLs where a reflector is not required.

Combined Thermometer and Hygrometer: with min-max functionality.

Easy Roll Hangers: (pair) to allow easy adjustment of reflector height.

Plug And Grow Kits: - a single reflector, CFL lamp and a pair of Easy Rolls in a presentation box.


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mrgoose

i know sum1 who used the 125w on four 2ft cheese clones. did ok.he never let know how much he got exactly. but it was ova an oz per plant. hope it helps. i intend on goin that route soon, the heat from my hid is unreal!!

Thanks
wot do ya all think

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mrgoose

anybody using plug and grow lights??

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mrgoose

You can buy large cfls lots of places, that's all those are. IMO smaller cfls are a better buy, they are easy to position, and another thing - People don't realize light lose lumens over time so after a few grows you should replace your growing cfls. But they are not burnt out so what do you do with them? If you have 23 and even 42 watt, you can fine places to use them around the house but if they are over 100w where are you going to use that? The best way to use flouros IMO is with t5s overhead and smaller cfls on the sides.

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