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Lmao you used 2700k / 6400k bulb and "too much light" in the same sentence.Sig material.
7 weeks
Ok, its 7 weeks into flowering. i stopped useing nutes so plants can flush. Trichs still clear. Its Nirvana NY power diesal. do the buds look ok. leaves are starting to yellow and lower growth starting to fall off. should that happen? this is the first time i've gotten plants this far. here is a pic, let me know your opinions. they are under 21 26watt 2700k bulbs and a couple 26watt 6400k's. it doesnt look like i'm burning them with to much light does it???
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Lmao you used 2700k / 6400k bulb and "too much light" in the same sentence.
Uhm,. for a red Spectrum?Originally Posted by Noromaru
Yellowing leaves are normal plants look good don't worry and ignore the crack about cfl's I'm a successful CFL grower myself.
The cfl's were an experiment. and it worked. the room stayed cool and my power bill never went up. i wanted to see if it could be done with things i could buy locally. I used Canna nutes. Terra Vega thru vegging and terra flora, boost and pk13/14 thru flowering. they were afordable and easy to use schedule. would recomend to anyone. would love more constructive comments. thanks bullwinkle60.
Wow thats why you all use CFLs. The power bill doesnt go up.
not sure if your making fun of me or not but when i was resurching i found most people useing HPS lights with separare balasts noticed a significant temp change and big change in power usage
I was making fun of you but with good intentions. The light source you choose has nothing to do with power consumption. A watt is a watt. Hps lights are the most efficient by a fair amount.
they look really good imo. that strain is really worth allowing to ripen to its fullest
Cfl, Hps? who really cares? as long as in the end everyone is satisfied with what they harvest.
yes, and the clones i took from them are 3 weeks into flowering. i took clones from the clones and they are in the bubble cloner already getting roots. this is fun.......
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