EffMeSilly
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i put my seedlings under CFL's today, and my question is.. do you keep the light on 24/0 or 18/6?
i have read up on this and both works?
i have read up on this and both works?
Both work well - its personal preferencei put my seedlings under CFL's today, and my question is.. do you keep the light on 24/0 or 18/6?
i have read up on this and both works?
You won't notice a thing on your electrical bill with only a couple CFL's.It's up to you. Some people go 18/6 to give the plants a reset, along with your electricity bill.
YOU DECIDE.
thank you GWN and buddyskunk!Both work well - its personal preference
You won't notice a thing on your electrical bill with only a couple CFL's.
i put my seedlings under CFL's today, and my question is.. do you keep the light on 24/0 or 18/6?
i have read up on this and both works?
You are in the vegetative stage now & changing the lighting will not stress them.thank you GWN and buddyskunk!
also, after 12-14 days under 24/0 on CFL's, it wont hurt or stress the plant if i put it under a 400 watt HPS to 18/6 will it?
i know floresence (sp?) and or MH is ideal, but im pretty much tied down to my money right now....
and would i consider vegetation stage once 18/6 hits? or am i technically vegging right now?
THAT is probably due to the fact that they are constantly obtaining and burning fuel without a resting period to feed and reach for light... Most likely it is that you're not giving them enough fuel (nutes, water). Specifically Nitrogen, b/c it is the key driver of vigorous veg growth. A nitrogen deficiency will result in exactly what you described is going 'wrong' with your plants when you have them on 24/0.The only thing I've noticed bad about 24/0 is when I leave my plants under 24/0 longer than a week or so my plants will start stressing and leaves yellowing and such.