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SuperHI TnT · Sep 15, 2006

alrite guys there is prolly a thread for this already but i have 4 60 watt compact flourescents they put out about 900 lumens i have four germinated seeds is this suffiscent

skunkushybrid · Sep 15, 2006

Not sure about the lumens but the wattage sounds okay. Also, this depends on how many plants you have. Should be okay for one or two just don't expect a big yield. Maybe a cool half oz between the two. Of course this also depends on the length of your lights.

You could always add more light later. They'll be fine for the first couple of weeks.

SuperHI TnT · Sep 15, 2006

ya but wat about 4 to 5 plants

Sublime757 · Sep 15, 2006

that will work for about 4 weeks, then they will need more light

SuperHI TnT · Sep 15, 2006

alright now i have 3 bulbs is that good for this weekend ill get more nex week

Sublime757 · Sep 15, 2006

just keep them as close as you can to the plants

SuperHI TnT · Sep 15, 2006

alright thnx for the help

Sublime757 · Sep 15, 2006

youre welcome

SuperHI TnT · Sep 15, 2006

do all HIS lights cost alot of money and do they all need ballasts

Sublime757 · Sep 15, 2006

HID lights? depending on size and bulb type, they can get be very pricey. i got my 400w high pressure sodium for $200. this came with the ballast, a sonagro bulb, vented hood, and tempered glass shield. and yes they all require a ballast system.

SuperHI TnT · Sep 17, 2006

i have 4 just sprouting plants with 3 compact flouros 60w each with 900 lumens each will this setup work for a while

Widow Maker · Sep 17, 2006

SuperHI TnT said:
i have 4 just sprouting plants with 3 compact flouros 60w each with 900 lumens each will this setup work for a while

I would think it would do fine for the next month.

SuperHI TnT · Sep 17, 2006

after a month can i put them outside and flower them

AssGasOrGrass · Sep 17, 2006

idk man ive been told its bad to switch from indoors to outdoors and vice versa

Garden Knowm · Sep 17, 2006

Hi Super..

You can move them outside.. but the transition from CFL's to THE GREAT ALMIGHTY SUN.. may be a bit much for your plants.... you will need to watch them very very closely .. check on them every hour for the first couple days... the sun may CRUSH your babies.. you may need to transition them slowly...

maybe just a couple hours of sunlight the first day.. and then add another HOUR everyday there after..

iloveyou

Sublime757 · Sep 17, 2006

i always started mine off indoors. just keep them in the shade for about 3 days

SuperHI TnT · Sep 18, 2006

im just going to take them outside to bloom cause the smell i could never get awat with it in my closet and it will be fall and they will be triggered to bloom

h20xygen · Sep 18, 2006

Sublime what's a sonogro bulb?

t's-buds · Sep 22, 2006

my light meeter showes that the sun puts out about 2000 lumes so i try to get a light that puts out around that much

skunkushybrid · Sep 22, 2006

Is that convertible with watts?

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