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Hey guys thanks every one for all the help full tips but I have a question , I'm only growing one plant to try first and it has been growing for 4 months now out side , it's a few feet tall and looking like alot of photos I have seen so think it going well but I want to move it indoor and have it set up with flc light it's only 30 watt am I wasting my time ?? it's starting to get nice white hairs on it so guessing its starting to flour should I just leave the light on the hole time till it buds as its not that high wattage ? I will post a photo when I figure out how to do it , any tips would be good thanks

Be very careful moving it back inside, when I did that, all but 1 plant died.

Thing is, you'll bring in all the pests with it, and the only thing they'll have to eat is the pot plant. So be prepared to do some serious battle with bugs.

30w CFL is nowhere enough light for a mature plant, you want at least 100w for 1 plant, and at least an additional 50w for every extra plant.

For flower (if you must use CFL's), use a mix of 3500K and 6000K bulbs at a 3:1 ratio.

Good luck, and have fun

If it's starting to flower I would just leave her outdoors.
You will get much higher yield and not stress the plant.

Also, Hugo, That is an interesting combination, could you elaborate?
Most of what I have been reading all states 2700K is best for flowering and the range between 3000k to 6000k is not used by plants (wrong light spectrum)?

Not disagreeing, just like to absorb knowledge

Ya, great idea do it. Post pics when youve completed this expiriment. Id looooove to see it bud

Hugo Phurst said:

Be very careful moving it back inside, when I did that, all but 1 plant died.

Thing is, you'll bring in all the pests with it, and the only thing they'll have to eat is the pot plant. So be prepared to do some serious battle with bugs.

30w CFL is nowhere enough light for a mature plant, you want at least 100w for 1 plant, and at least an additional 50w for every extra plant.

For flower (if you must use CFL's), use a mix of 3500K and 6000K bulbs at a 3:1 ratio.

Good luck, and have fun

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I think hes got this