2700k and 6500k CFLs

I know that 2700k is ideal for flowering, and 6500k is good for veggie.

• Scientifically whats the difference between the two?
• Is there any problem using both at the same time?
• Can i use both in veggie stage and during the flowering stage?

Thanks

dude, no one is gunna answer, that info is everywhere

peble said:

I know that 2700k is ideal for flowering, and 6500k is good for veggie.

• Scientifically whats the difference between the two?
• Is there any problem using both at the same time?
• Can i use both in veggie stage and during the flowering stage?

Thanks

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I actually recommend using a mix of spectrums. For example; veg: use 3 6500k cfl's for every 1 2700k cfl. then in flower you want 3 2700k for every 1 6500k cfl.

bar said:

dude, no one is gunna answer, that info is everywhere

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Yeah it is, but it's a forum where we help people. This is me being a helpful person.

Need more ppl like purp

Thanks for the info purp

infinitihigh said:

Need more ppl like purp

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we need less people like peble.

if it helps ge has a t8 flouro called sunshine. it runs on 32 watts, you can get them in 4 and8 foot bulbs. they are 5000k witch is kinda somewhere in between the "red" and "blue" spectrum flouros. more blue for vegging, which is ideal becuase you dont need that spectrum so much for flowering and they arent strong enough anyway.