got some good pics of my white widow 750w red cfl grow

cordlesskettle

Active Member

• Feb 8, 2013

• #1

4th picture in is a brilliant photo ,by the way there 4 weeks into flower

 

B.B.V.C.

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• Feb 8, 2013

• #2

Very nice scrog man! +rep for that. Also when you say 750w of cfl do you mean 750 real watts or 750 equivalent? If its 750 real watts why didnt you buy a 400w HID? Seems like a lot of bulbs and probably the same amount of money

 

cobra28widow

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• Feb 8, 2013

• #3

whats the breeders name of the widow?? I have dutch passion feminized white widow and she is gorgeous.. but I have a 1000w hps. Im also curious what kind of CFLs your using.

 

cordlesskettle

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• Feb 10, 2013

• #4

B.B.V.C. said:

Very nice scrog man! +rep for that. Also when you say 750w of cfl do you mean 750 real watts or 750 equivalent? If its 750 real watts why didnt you buy a 400w HID? Seems like a lot of bulbs and probably the same amount of money

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3 x 250w red real watts and i always grow with hps and could you put a 400w hps as close as i have them 3 lights? and i have put 3 in there to put pure red light on all the pants it was just an experiment but now i will only be using cfl so much easier when it comes to climate control and money side of thing dont give two shits its a hobby i enjoy

 

cordlesskettle

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• Feb 12, 2013

• #5

cobra28widow said:

whats the breeders name of the widow?? I have dutch passion feminized white widow and she is gorgeous.. but I have a 1000w hps. Im also curious what kind of CFLs your using.

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3 x 250w red envirolites

 

jollygreen

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• Feb 12, 2013

• #6

Hey I dont have a lot of experience but I've seen a few people on here do what you're doing-- I mean like put a wire cage over the grow so they grow thru separate squares. What is the main idea behind that? Just to keep the plants more separated as they grow, so they share light more equally?

Nice looking plants btw!

-jg

 

B.B.V.C.

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• Feb 15, 2013

• #7

Jolly that method is called scrog (screen of green) the idea is to have lots of tops all getting equal light and to cut off all of the shaded lower foliage, its a really good way to get good yields with one or two plants

 

cordlesskettle

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• Feb 25, 2013

• #8