allen bud
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nice grow! how long has that been vegg'n
Cfl Proximity To Foliage
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Illumination
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It feeds the soil which in turn feeds the plant is the simple version. Also supplements cal and mag which our girls love. Simple version.
Hope it helps.
Namaste'
Illumination
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kingskate
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"CFL!??!?! THOSE WONT GROW CRAP" ahahah
Hahha Keep proximity within 2 inches, 1 is too close even cfl's burn plants if they make contact, and your pushin it there.
Lookie here this is my CFL beast at 154watts.
"Crop,top. Fine tune, prune. And some times LST"
Edit: Mabey i should take out the dead foliage but its add nitrgren IMO.
Hahha Keep proximity within 2 inches, 1 is too close even cfl's burn plants if they make contact, and your pushin it there.
Lookie here this is my CFL beast at 154watts.
"Crop,top. Fine tune, prune. And some times LST"
Edit: Mabey i should take out the dead foliage but its add nitrgren IMO.
TH2Go
Member
I"m new to growing indoors and in the process of building a cupboard 1300w x 700d x 2000h mm DWC scrog grow and want to use a combination of LED and CFL.
I was thinking of using a 90watt UFO in the middle and 2 130watt CFL 2700k on either side.
its simple and makes sense or dos'e it (please reflect)
Do I still need to the have the CFLs so close? With HIGH output and with a good reflector I thought I might get good coverage.
This thread makes me feel other wise, Are you saying that you need a CFL shining on every BUD surface and that alot of lower wattage CFL's are better than one high powered CFL with a decent reflector shining over a entire canopy.
please tell me what you think.
thanks.
I was thinking of using a 90watt UFO in the middle and 2 130watt CFL 2700k on either side.
its simple and makes sense or dos'e it (please reflect)
Do I still need to the have the CFLs so close? With HIGH output and with a good reflector I thought I might get good coverage.
This thread makes me feel other wise, Are you saying that you need a CFL shining on every BUD surface and that alot of lower wattage CFL's are better than one high powered CFL with a decent reflector shining over a entire canopy.
please tell me what you think.
thanks.
onetinsoldier41
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I am a total newbie. I have semi successfully grown 1 chocolate chunk using CFLS-from germination to today she is 63 days old. I am using 1 hydro-grow cfl lights 200 watts View attachment 1041660View attachment 1041665View attachment 1041670View attachment 1041671View attachment 1041677View attachment 1041681and 2 cfl 60 watt lights at this moment.
She has been grown in a closet in a four gallon tub using Humboldt Grow, Micro and Bloom nutrients. I let her veg for 5 weeks (12 inches exactly) before moving her to Flowering and as you can see I did not top her or trim her at all.
I have just germinated 3 Sensi Star and 3 Blueberry this weekend. I would appreciate any input and advice which will help make this next grow even better. Thank you in advance.
She has been grown in a closet in a four gallon tub using Humboldt Grow, Micro and Bloom nutrients. I let her veg for 5 weeks (12 inches exactly) before moving her to Flowering and as you can see I did not top her or trim her at all.
I have just germinated 3 Sensi Star and 3 Blueberry this weekend. I would appreciate any input and advice which will help make this next grow even better. Thank you in advance.
coverking
Member
sweet advice
coverking
Member
sweet advice
I have an idea about this.
What if I made some type of barrier that will keep the bulbs from touching the plant but allow for ultimate proximity.
I want to make something that will enclose the bulb within an inch. Enclose the bulb in a see through plastic case or some chicken wire. Doing this will allow for the bulb to sit anywhere close to the plant (Deep inside the plant)
Because there will be a barrier on the bulb then we can basically place bulbs inside the branches without burning the leafs.
Anyone tired something like this before?
What if I made some type of barrier that will keep the bulbs from touching the plant but allow for ultimate proximity.
I want to make something that will enclose the bulb within an inch. Enclose the bulb in a see through plastic case or some chicken wire. Doing this will allow for the bulb to sit anywhere close to the plant (Deep inside the plant)
Because there will be a barrier on the bulb then we can basically place bulbs inside the branches without burning the leafs.
Anyone tired something like this before?
fraiserblaze
Active Member
I love CFL's pulled down over 500 grams on a closet grow last year awesome for small spaces or stealth grow
atomicronick
Active Member
its all about how you use your lumies. fuckin A
fraiserblaze
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I agree with atomicronic the closer your cfl's the tighter your buds
jAKEs BAKeD
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4 100 wt cfls with aluminum reflectors 20 plants, nd flowering spikes b4 planting seeds 23 days. doing good??? nd i think my lights are ttoo fr but i want the plants to grow away from one another
jAKEs BAKeD
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View attachment 115696420 PLANTS FLOWERING SPIKES B4 PLANTING, 4 100 WT CFLS I NEED MORE LIGHTS HUH? im trying to get them to grow upwards and away from eatchother
John Stevens
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Would love to see an educated answer to this because I guess it would work but the queries I would have are:
- Would the medium you place your bulbs in create heat build up and effectively burn your buds/plants?
- Can the lumens transfer through the medium as effectively or will it act as a barrier?
Anyone??