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It's like Christmas, only with lights![]()
Yes it is!!!
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Can't wait till they get here!
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It's like Christmas, only with lights![]()
You're going to produce way more with the setup you have now than I will... That's for sure. And your setup looks very clean by the way. I love that.
Maybe I missed it but what kind of training are you going to be doing for these gals?
Hi Brick,
How exciting. I'm subbing. I had a small indoor grow last spring. I went overboard and bought two 1000W HIDs, one for grow and one for bloom, because the cost wasn't much more than the 400s and I can't afford LEDs. (Prices were $800+ at the time and places I looked. I've seen some mentioned here for ~$100, though.) This is more than I need and power consumption is quite high. Keeping that sort of light under cover is a problem, too. But the plants like it. I have had the big bloomers out on the deck in full sun all summer, but will bring them back indoors under the bloom light pretty soon.
I'll be sitting here watching, from the back of the class, chillin.
That's cool, everyone has to have their cherry popped at some point!Welcome colesdad!!
I promise I didn't steal your "pop the cherry" line! Lol. I thought I was being original but you beat me to it! Haha
Hopefully I can make my first grow a success, I'm positive with the right guidance from the members of this forum, I'll be having some sexy ladies!
Grouchy, I wish I'd thought of making a big cluster of CFLs like yours. That would have got me started just fine, and I already have some "Y" sockets. I just never thought of it. (I only recently found this site, and now I could spend all day reading it.) Excessive heat is not an issue bc I grow in the basement, so warm lights just make the temp about right (mid-70s).