how much yield more or less you would say you could get from this
- Thread starter Great
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You haven't said what kind of plant it is, if your giving nutes, soil/hydro way to much missing to say (even if we knew all that it would still be pretty hard to say). A plant that size could yield anywhere from nothing to a few ounces but you will be on the lower side with only 105 watts (and that's assuming that is actual watts not the equivalent).
Great
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sorry it is in soil maintained at 6.6-7ph level it is a strain called blue dream i haven't started giving it nutes yet it is only 2 weeks old i will give nutes like in 2-3 weeks and it is actual wattage 105 (400 equivalent) thanks agian
silverserf
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anywhere from 1/4 oz to 1 1/2 oz ....
bostoner
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The only advantage to cfls is to be able to have your lights really close and surround the plant so there isn't just one sweet spot like under a HID. So like Mc toke said I highly recommend you get more lights. Especially if your plane on growing your plant to be 3ft. I use cfl and I lst hard because they have little light penetration. You should try and keep your plant short and flat on top. Small 26W will do around the plant. Keep them all as close as you can.
greenforlife
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In a little less space than that 2 ft wide x 2ft high and 20 in deep using advanced nutrients ferts in soil with around 100w 3 26w and a 40 all on the top of the cabinet. No side lighting. They were vegged a month and trained bushy 3 tops. I got a little over 2 oz. 2 girls about 17 high pure kush was the strain. Temp was kept around 85 degrees.
greenforlife
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As sunny Jim says its specific to you. My first fun I had a quarter dried. Same cabinet but I was able to tune it in and use better soil nutes and overall environment.
TheDude0007
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Lights are only one factor. You could overwater and kill your plants then your yield would be zero. The holy grail of growing though is to get 1 gram per watt of lights if everything is perfect, but that wont happen with CFLs . Personally I would be very happy with 1/2 gram per watt of yield but in all honesty it could be anything in the end.