Sun + Artis

docjohn

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If babies get 6-8hrs of sun per day during flower (direct light), how strong does the light really need to be when I bring them inside?
 

greenleafhigh

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that dosnt really make since but ill try to fill a couple gaps for a plant to flower in need 12 of light (direct or indirect) and 12 of darkness complete darknes lil lights and light leaks or just opening your door to many time s fucks stuff up and you get a hermie or otha shit. But the strongnest of the light well unless you have some grow light in your house i would just keep them outside.. but just to let you know its almost the start of the season kinda sooo yea there not flowering untill you make them
 

docjohn

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Ok, more clear,

They get 8 hours of sun a day, then they come in at night, which requires 4 more hours (actually three because they get one in the morning before going out) for flowering. How string does this 4 hours of sup light really need to be?
 

Landragon

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You should be able to read in the room. Usualy a couple incandescant or fluorescent bulbs does the trick.
 
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