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why so are they not effective? they are high in the blue and red spectrum but also have UVB which is one of the big reasons marijuana creates THC. right? maybe people just dont know about them and have not experimented with them enough to know if it would be beneficial or not.

i bought two 40watt flouroescent repti glow bulbs. they put off uva rays and uvb rays. do you think these would be beneficial to the plants? Plants create thc to protect it from the light.. more specifically the UVB. they also have these in those flouro spiral type screw in bulbs. Hagen® Exo...

you wont be able to keep growing under a 13 watt light you need something stronger. and what does "bump" mean?

is this different from a regular MH? i have never heard of them

your plants will love the extra light. I was thinkin of doing a lower watt HPS on top of a higher watt MH for veg stage. what did you use for your veg stage and how much did you spend on that 250 watt HPS? does it require a ballast?

i think it would do wonders for the plant overall considering a 250w hps is not alot of light to be growing yet alone be flowering 4 plants.

which section do i look under on craigslist to find the lights? i cant seem to find anything. i want to use a 4 maybe even a 5 gallon pot for my pot to grow in. and the only problem is fox farm seems pretty expensive for that much soil in the pots but thats what i want to do. dont want to go...

I have 500 bucks to go shopping for my grow stuff. maybe i could get some advice on what the best way to spend my money would be. im going to try and save every way possible but i dont want to take away from quality at all. some ways im thinking of saving are making my own SOIL and nutes. 100%...

what up im in provo utah anyone else from utah out there ?

the only reason for the reptile light is UVB. A MH is the only grow light that i know of that gives off UVB and in very minor amounts compared to wattage so to just buy more MH would be overbearing. just looking for a quick UVB fix because i feel that indoor plants dont get enough of it. i...

MATCHES!!! only way to go. sometimes i use a bic to light matches that are strike on box when i dont have the box. magnifying glass sounds cool. wish i had the patience..

i live in Utah so its too late im pretty sure. i wish i could afford that.. only if i could find a way to get my marijuana cheaper than 50 an eighth. then i could afford an apartment.

yeah more light. and it gives the light a chance to bounce around more hitting more parts of the plant. its pretty cheap man go buy some. and how about CO2 for your grow? consider that?

i have to admit though.. it wouldnt be hard to whack it to your plant. at least for me haha:roll:

because im a stoner and in my spare time i think about shit like this. i think everyone growing bud should supplement their HID light with some CFL's that are close to the plant. Cfls dont hardly take up any electricity and im sure make that extra bit of difference in the quality of bud. I have...

my friend whacks off into his plant. he says its good for it. nutrients and shit. i just think its nasty and im not smokin that bud when its done but i wonder if its really good for it..

i think it would be cool to use a MH..HPS..LED..black light..CFL.. and reptile lights all at the same time. there can never be enough light as long as the plant isnt burning up. so i hear. If you grew with all these lights at once you would probably have some pretty good lookin buds. what do...

I could do that. And be like everyone else... boo! i know a MH for veggin but how could it hurt to throw in some cfl's? put those low wattage lightbulb lookin ones all around the plant. i dont know about a black light but im sure it emits some sort of light that marijuana plants like. And im not...

the only issue is money. think of how dank your buds would be if you could run all these lights at once. probably grow some monster plants. with killer trichnomes or whatever i will just call them crystals

how about you give some details on how you grew those monsters! what kind of soil?