envirolite:- good or bad?

i am a newb an i hav jus brought a 125w 2700k envirolite, id like to hear wot u guys on here think bout these lamps

Hey, Im currently running a 200W envirolite 2700k for veg and 6400K for flowering. I switched over to flowering a week ago, and they're coming along nicely, heres some pics of my plants to give you idea of growth..

How many plants are you growing?

do u get sum nice buds off a 250w red fluro?

I used a 200W enviro light, during veg, had vigarous healthy growth.
Much better than using single CFL's.

Don't know about flowering with one personally, as I use HPS for flowering.

Good luck anyways.

Liquidfire13 said:

Hey, Im currently running a 200W envirolite 2700k for veg and 6400K for flowering. I switched over to flowering a week ago, and they're coming along nicely, heres some pics of my plants to give you idea of growth..

How many plants are you growing?

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Bulbs wrong way round!

Hey my mistake, I ment the other way around, 6400k blue veg, 2700k red for flowering.

http://www.xperienz.co.uk/ebay/spectrum.jpg

Not sure how accurate that graph is.


Its better to use the 2700k for flowering rather than growing, i guess it will just take longer for the plant to grow..

thnx peeps your info is well appreciated

I used envirolights for a grow 2 years ago i used 2 x 200 red & 1 x 200 blue, space of flowering cupboard 6 feet(4 feet efective) x 1 1/2 feet, plant g13 x 5, started flowering at 7 inches,harvesting height 27 inches total weight of dry bud 9oz 252 grams i was not amused as with a 600 hps cooltube i got just over 500 grams 18oz. All clones from same mother.I use a 45ltr nft system
Smoke was just as good just a hellofa less bud
Donny

Liquidfire13 said:

Hey my mistake, I ment the other way around, 6400k blue veg, 2700k red for flowering.

http://www.xperienz.co.uk/ebay/spectrum.jpg

Not sure how accurate that graph is.


Its better to use the 2700k for flowering rather than growing, i guess it will just take longer for the plant to grow..

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kelvins have no bearing on speed of growth just mimicing natures light during the end of summer with the 2700k.