First CFL Grow

YoungHustle

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Hey this is my first grow EVER, so i kinda need some input. I've got 3 26watt 6500k CFLs and one 60watt bulb to keep the heat since im growing in my attic during January. There are 3 plants going, the first 2 have sprouted and have little leaves on them. Today i just added a small computer fan to help circulate the air. My temp was at 77 degrees last time i checked
 

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lucks

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Hey this is my first grow EVER, so i kinda need some input. I've got 3 26watt 6500k CFLs and one 60watt bulb to keep the heat since im growing in my attic during January. There are 3 plants going, the first 2 have sprouted and have little leaves on them. Today i just added a small computer fan to help circulate the air. My temp was at 77 degrees last time i checked
you would need some type of reflective materials so that light isn't wasted. Get more CFLs (maybe higher then a 26w). What type of soil, how big is your container? you would need to include those so that we whould know what we need to help you with.
 

YoungHustle

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I'm using jiffy pots (you can buy them at walmart for a buck) they are about 4in by 4in. Miracle-Gro Potting Mix, is the name of the soil im using
 

mud1dnot2

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build a reflector or something...when you go to transplant out of the MG get a soil with no ferts....you could probably get by with some MG but i noticed since I switched the plants are growing faster...
 

DirtMeds

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One thing i would be careful with is that your using cardboard for your grow box, make sure your confident in any of your electrical rigging, other than that, I would defenitly use non ferted soil, and then get some nutes from a local grow store, dont use MG for nutes either, you will get nute burn alot easier. It has a really high N-P-K. Try something like Fox Farm in the 3 pack. It has Grow Big, Big Bloom and Tiger Bloom, its really easy to use for beginners, cause they give you a big fold out poster thing that shows you a chart of how much to feed week by week. Hopefully this helps some, Good Luck!!
 
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