cfl's

moon47usaco

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If the package did not say...

Most bulbs will say on the ballast (white plastic between bulb and screw/plug in) what the kelvin is...

5000k 6500k 2700k ect...

If not on the ballast i usually do not buy them kuz i know i will forget witch is witch... =]

Some manufacturers will list the K tems for each type online so check there too...

Oh ya higher temps (6500k) for veg lower (2700k) for flower but you knew that right... ??
 

charbroiled

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What brand name sells cfl's with higher temps, the ones I have now are general electric and put out 2700k but I'm looking for veg lights and I've checked thier site all thier cfl's are 2700k
 

*. GaMbO .*

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What brand name sells cfl's with higher temps, the ones I have now are general electric and put out 2700k but I'm looking for veg lights and I've checked thier site all thier cfl's are 2700k
keep the ones u have and go buy some florecent lights. The combo of both will be good for the veg stage.
 

charbroiled

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they are soft white lights. I assumed these were the right ones for veg as my other choice was warm white.
 

whitey111

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nooooooooo!!!!! the soft white has a red spectrum, and the daylight cfls have the blue. cool white is also blue
 

charbroiled

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hey guys I added these to my grow because I don't want to spend 200 dollars on extra veg lights ( I know I sound cheap but for that price I might as well just buy a mh light)
can anyone give me some brand names that make daylight cfl's or cool white cfl's because I need to replace these asap and all the ones at my local hardware stores are only 2700k.
 
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