On3Tim3OnLy
Well-Known Member
buy a light meter... oh lord master of pot.
And then maybe you can type in english and not insult other members... Got it, big guy?
LOL buy a light meter hahahahahahhaha thats funny
buy a light meter... oh lord master of pot.
And then maybe you can type in english and not insult other members... Got it, big guy?
Whats with all the retards on this thread? Dont fucking ask questions if youre going to be a stupid ass and attack people who answer... specially when youre wrong. fuck head.
Right your wrond and thick as shit ive said this loads of times fucking listen lumens dont add up on a flux(metal) but i plants leafs has 1000000 of them on a leaf damn spot thinkin you know everything you your useing a FLUX WTF
ONLY DUMB PEOPLE SAY THAT
lol
haahaaaaaahaaaa.....dude...Are you really trying to call someone else stupid with that illiterate excuse for a sentence. I mean im no english major, but I can put a sentence together. And next time make sure you have your facts straight before trying to rip into someone, you come across as way less of a douche bag...Right your wrond and thick as shit ive said this loads of times fucking listen lumens dont add up on a flux(metal) but i plants leafs has 1000000 of them on a leaf damn spot thinkin you know everything you your useing a FLUX WTF
ONLY DUMB PEOPLE SAY THAT
lol
Ok hes a thread about it .
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/75270-right-im-getting-pissed-about.html
and ive said time and time agen
hes what one guy said and i know you cant BASE YOUR FACT ON A Lux reader
Using lumens to measure light output for growing purposes is somewhat off the mark. The measurement of a Lumen is based upon how the human eye perceives light and the various colors within white light. Humans are most sensitive to green light while plants are most sensitive to red and blue light. Therefore, a light giving off X lumens of greenish light will have more Lumen than another light giving off the same amount of photons but in the blue or red part of the spectrum. That being said I don't know of another approximation for the light output of a bulb that is commonly available.
if i was you i would get rid of the cfls all together and get a 600w hps or an hps/mh conversion....you will get way more bang for your buck that way if you are planning on running 600w of lighting...and yes you can veg just fine with hps......I have 2 clones that I just got about 5 days ago. They're about 2 "inches" tall and in the veg stage right now and on a 18/6 cycle.
I have (4) 42watt CFL's and (2) 26watt CFL's on them, which equals to 220watts. If I added 1 400watt HPS light, would that make a BIG difference??? Also, does anyone know about how much it would cost to run 620 watts all day (about).
Can the 400watt HPS be used for veg'ing and flowering???
Thanx in advance...
Haha that thread was funny