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PS For what it's worth, I don't see how you could get an indoor auto to look any better at 3 weeks old.
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Growing indoors with only light from a window
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parnelli
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I'm starting some plants from seed in front of a southern facing window. I'm in southern NY state and I'm figuring there is nowhere near enough light because two of the plants have already started to show budding after only a few weeks. I've got to rig up some artificial light soon so I can get them back to the vegetative phase b4 its too late.
Sativa1970
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Autos stretch out getting spindly photo just jump into flower. Neither will have enough sun light alone for a decent harvest. Incandescent is the only type of light that wont effect reveg or flower. The sooner you can get anything on it, the better. Good luck.
How so?
Sativa1970
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Incandescent don't have enough of the spectrum or photons that plants use. I am referring to standard tungsten light bulbs. The old screw in 60 or 100wat type. HP lights are technically incandescent but not what I was referring to.
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FWIW, here's my 5 week old auto today. This has been nothing but fun so far. 
waytoofaded
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FWIW, here's my 5 week old auto today. This has been nothing but fun so far.
How did this end up?
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Sativa1970
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Having fun, learning new things, and a frosty plant in the window. Sounds like a good day to me! 
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Having fun, learning new things, and a frosty plant in the window. Sounds like a good day to me!
You are correct thanks man!
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Having fun, learning new things, and a frosty plant in the window. Sounds like a good day to me!
You are correct thanks man!
