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what nutes are you using? what kind of soil mix? you need to tranplant to the final pol, a 3.9 to 5 gallon will be fine.

thats what im sayin

what brand veg light are you using? the home depot around here actually sells 42 watt 2700k cfls, so im good for flowering, ill just need like 3 for the plant.

mogul base or what? what spectrum?

well for the most part, those higher wattage mogul CFLs seem to be the 4U kind, you know, like the european style?

im confused as to which ones are self ballasted and which ones aren't. Im only interested in self ballasted. Also, any recommendations on specific models or brands? Like feit, lithonia, lights of america, etc.. also which specific wattage, i know theres 42w, 65w, and 68w, etc. Any help would be...

that sounds legit!, keep me updated, are the ladies gettin nice and big?

i thought it was you haha, and alright that looks like a great veg light. how many are you using?

what exact lights are you using sir?

i had trouble finding even 5000k led floodlights. let me know how that goes tho, seriously, shoot me a pm

what are you gonna do for flower? .....jim? is that you? are DIY LEDs hard to make? alright it looks like its CFLs from veg to flower....thanks a lot for the input, sounds like CFLs are fine for anything

hmm, i heard flowering with CFLs gives bad results?

dangg for 150, i think i'd consider getting some sort of HID and a ballast. I'm considering just using that last bulb that linked to (the 2700k one) for flower, maybe 2 of them, along with some 2700k and 2500k cfls. For veg im probably going to use one of those 42 watt 6500k cfls that fits in...

really? all the reviews made it sound so good. thanks tho! +rep(just kidding, i dont know how to do that) how much would the cheapest ufo be (enough for 1 plant)? Isn't it like around a hundred or more? If so, that's out of my budget

actually, what if i used this one instead? http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202670532/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=soft+white+led&storeId=10051 a few less lumens, but its 2700k