If you come across one would you mind posting a link? I'm looking now but only see tents...go on ebay they have tent light combos for under 300 and u will get digital balace plus mh and hps bulb
I've got 111W CFL in the flower case, which can truly do the whole job on its own. Really.. PC case, aluminum duct tape, 2 power strips, 2-3 big CFLs plugged into the power strips with converters. Spray the interior flat white. It's easy.< $100 if you can find a free pc case..what kinda light you using in there??
keep in mind 400w = 400wBTW, I'd really like to stay away from sodiums and other high intensity fixtures due to electric costs and heat.
that's what I'm talking about. My finance and I both smoke and a decent 1/8 will last a couple of weeks.Building my first pc case cost me about $100 total. I yield > 1 oz. per harvest out of it every 3 months. That's plenty for me to smoke. If you have $300, you can build 3 cases for an oz. per month. Easy math, for me...
Also, I should mention that it's pretty cool to have people over.. working in the house or whatever, stand 1 foot away from growing pot and have absolutely no idea.
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Makes sense. That's a huge difference in the yield being the light sources are of the same wattage. So, being light is light in terms of wattage (power) then what constitutes the difference in yield? The only thing I can think of, other than a few million other environmental variables, is the actual light spectrum. Obviously an HPS emits an orangish light, lower kelvin (I've read that they range from 2000 - 3000K, 3000K offering more blue light) whereas florescent bulbs can range from warm to cool, higher kelvin or perhaps daylight balanced. Assuming all other things being equal, i.e., water, nutrients, ambient temp, nutrient cycling (jeez), etc. then why would a HPS yield more than a CFL of the same wattage?keep in mind 400w = 400w
cfl's or hps
except 1 is going to use the light energy better
theres a guy on here that used 600w of cfl's and yeilded 3oz
where as another guy used a 600w hps and yeilded a lb
but both were using the same amount of energy
my point is cfl's dont save you money if your just going to
burn the same amount of energy
Sorry this one's late.. 2 42W CFL's @ 3000 and 1 27W CFL @ 5000 for 111W full-ish spectrum. 2 plants at a time is plenty.what kinda light you using in there??