applepoop1984
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i dotn want to buy this online i can but id prefer not to
CANT FIND 6500k cfl 42 HELP!!!
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they seriously don't carry them in my state, I've been to just about everywhere too.
yea it pisses me off too, but I had to order them, but now that I think about it. it would probly be more efficient to use twice as many 23 watters for veg and surround the plants as best you can. 4 (42w) is plenty to get huge veg plants.
but the 42 2700k are freaking everywhere and i mean every where, so you could just splurge on lighting for your flower room
yea it pisses me off too, but I had to order them, but now that I think about it. it would probly be more efficient to use twice as many 23 watters for veg and surround the plants as best you can. 4 (42w) is plenty to get huge veg plants.
but the 42 2700k are freaking everywhere and i mean every where, so you could just splurge on lighting for your flower room
Metasynth
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My Vons/Safeway has them, 42w actual 6500k by Feit Electric...I had a hard time finding these in a hardware store, and had to look in literally 5 different hardware stores, but the "Do It Center" ended up having them as well. I know what you mean about it driving you crazy, the 2700k 42w really are everywhere, so why not the 6500k???
applepoop1984
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im guessing no one bought them in that spectrum because its more expensive to make daylight. wtf people dont you know the suns natural spectrum is healthy for you? bastards lol...
Illumination
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Because they are more expensive to produce due to the phosphorous costs....they would have to cost more and wouldn't sell well because of it...however commercially it is better at color rending so they will pay the difference in say like a clothing or jewelry store
Namaste'
BluntedDummy
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it really doesnt matter that much. im shure somebody is going to try to get scientific on me, however, im using 27k thru the whole cfl grow to AMAZING results. PEACE.
applepoop1984
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trying to minimize stemfulness as much as possible. red light makes stretchy stem
applepoop1984
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thats greatbut what the hells namaste
