New way of growing. No electricity. Stealth.

And each solar bulb produces 120000 lumens.. S0 10 would be like 1.2 million lumens in a 100 sq ft space..not 102k... Your retarded buddy trying to act smart? ? Lol

NewSchoolgrower said:

Howard is the troll. 50w per square foot is ideal for flowering. 6000 divided by 100 is 60w per square foot. More then enough to cover 100 sq ft.... U idiot..lol

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50 watts of WHAT? 50 watts of incandescent = less than 10 watts of HPS

We grow with different lights than we use to light our homes in case you haven't noticed yet.

NewSchoolgrower said:

And each sole bulb produces 120000 lumens.. Ao 10 would be like 1.2 million lumens in a 100 sq ft space..not 102k... Your retarded buddy trying to act smart? ? Lol

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Where does it say one bulb produces 120,000 lumens. You are a tool.

PJ Diaz said:

Where does it say one bulb produces 120,000 lumens. You are a tool.

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Told ya! LOL No worries I guess I am the troll?

Who said anything about using incandescent light? every solar bulb produce 120,000 Lumens. The Sun is full spectrum so why would it be incandescent? you're a fool

NewSchoolgrower said:

Who said anything about using incandescent light? every solar bulb produce 120,000 Lumens. The Sun is full spectrum so why would it be incandescent? you're a fool

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I love you and Jesus loves you too! I just want you to know that!

NewSchoolgrower said:

every solar bulb produce 120,000 Lumens.

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Bullshit, show me anything close to proof or kindly shut the fuck up.

http://www.slideshare.net/pennsivakul/solar-bottle-bulb-a-liter-of-light

Page 27 or 28..

Each bulb produces 295,000 lumens actually..

Buddy I have proof in the form of pictures and videos of these gardens growing vegetables. You're a joke for doubting it

I've come to find that mothernature and/or a light socket is the most practicle way.

The solar bulbs are Mother Nature. Wow stoners are not the smartest people how to pitch an idea to.

NewSchoolgrower said:

http://www.slideshare.net/pennsivakul/solar-bottle-bulb-a-liter-of-light

Page 27 or 28..

Each bulb produces 295,000 lumens actually..

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Um..

Those are decimal points on page 27 or 28, not commas you fucking dumbass. Learn to read buddy.

How does 295.7395 lumens = 295,000 lumens in your world buddy?

MAJOR FAIL!

Like I said, please try again.

Sorry. I may be wrong. Help me out with the data.. Lol

NewSchoolgrower said:

Buddy I have proof in the form of pictures and videos of these gardens growing vegetables. You're a joke for doubting it

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I have no doubt you can grow some lettuce leaves with them. What I doubt is that you can grow bud from a 300 lumen bulb.

1500 lumens peak.. I have to calculate some shit. .1 sec

Haha..indeed a fail..Haha

Let me further illustrate how you totally misunderstand this info.

You said:

NewSchoolgrower said:

These bottles concentrate the light and amplify the lumens higher then a window would.

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However, please READ the text linked from your OP:

What is the Solar Bottle Bulb?

It is a simple bottle bulb, usually a 1 liter soda bottle that is filled with a solution of purified water and bleach. The bottle is inserted halfway through a hole drilled in the metal roof and its sides are sealed. The whole deal looks like a bulb through a sunroof and provides a good amount of light by deflecting sunlight into gloomy interiors.
The chlorine and bleach “poisons” the water to keep molds from developing so the solution can last up to five years. The clear and purified water helps disperse the light through refraction, so the light is not concentrated. It only costs $2-3 to make a solar bottle bulb that is bringing light to dark homes.


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I'm glad I could swiftly put an end to 8+ pages of this bullshit theory for you.

In 32 days they averaged 675 lumens. So each bulb is 675 lumens average. 1500 lumens peak.

S0 675x100 is 67,000 lumens in a 100 sq ft area..

How many potoato's will it require to run? Series? Parallel? A schematic would be helpful.