onthedl0008
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Walmart sells some nuvision 65 k cfl and it say right on the package bro. But i believe the wattage is 32 bro.Those will work to.
yea, I get all my 26watt 6500K CFLs at walmart. You will have to accept that your plants have been through some sh!t. They haven't led perfect lives so far and it's going to take some time to recover. They don't look overwatered or underwatered. Leaves are nice and flat. You have plenty of light. As long as you have a fan keeping the heat off of them they will start to grow faster. The problem you're running into is the more leaves a plant has, the faster it grows. You don't have many leaves. Don't sweat it. They will come around. And definitely don't be embarrassed. If everyone looking at your thread posted their first plant (me included) you would get a good laugh out of it. We've all had these kinds of problems. That's why there's a ton of forums dedicated to growing. It's not easy to do the first time.Two more questions:
I can not find anything that says 6500k at Lowes or Home Depot... I found a couple that do say 'daylight' but not in big wattages... where else could I look. My grow shop says they dont have any CFLs that fit in a household socket.
Also, I leave the door to my closet open much of the day (while I home) to ventilate well. Could I be letting too much light out??
yes the daylight ones are the 6k ones...there also in blue packaging...have you not been using 6ks for vegging?Two more questions:
I can not find anything that says 6500k at Lowes or Home Depot... I found a couple that do say 'daylight' but not in big wattages... where else could I look. My grow shop says they dont have any CFLs that fit in a household socket.
Also, I leave the door to my closet open much of the day (while I home) to ventilate well. Could I be letting too much light out??
no, I had CFLS that I thought were daylight (never did see 65k) but they were just 'soft white' and when I got my HPS I nixed all the CFLs together,yes the daylight ones are the 6k ones...there also in blue packaging...have you not been using 6ks for vegging?
OK, most circuit breakers in the US are at least 20 amps. At 80% safe usage level you can run 1400 watts through that circuit. Each wall outlet has a different breaker. If there are two plugs in the same outlet, they are usually on the same breaker. I have a 400 watt HPS, 600 watt HPS, and two fans hooked up to one powerstrip (all on one circuit). You can put all your stuff on one outlet no prob dude.no, I had CFLS that I thought were daylight (never did see 65k) but they were just 'soft white' and when I got my HPS I nixed all the CFLs together,
now I found this small 23-watter on my sun-porch and plugged her in...
SO MUCH BLUE
I see how it really can help balance the spectrum... i will try and at least get a couple more.
My problem is how to hook them up... everything in my closet is connected to one extension cord, I'm afraid of plugging too many things in one small space :-/