CODEE_420Grows
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The guy at the store sold em a 6700k instead of a 2700k and no refunds cause of covid can I flower with it ?
Can I use 6700k to flower ?
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Budget Buds
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I mean yeah you could, but it wont be ideal.......
CODEE_420Grows
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I have a blurple panel I can throw in 35w and maybe like 2 26w 2700k CFLs u think that would help when flowering comes along ? The light I'm using is a 200w sunblaster CFL
farmingfisherman
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Can't you at least exchange it?
Budget Buds
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Doubt it , honey badger virus and all that bs.... you cannot exchange shit right now in michigan , no bottle returns nada..
Yeah adding supplemental lights couldnt hurt.... Any chance you can afford to order another one online or anything like that?
larrypizzimp93
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you can flower with it but the quality will not be the same
Budget Buds
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Guess no one read the entire post before commenting eh? And I get excellent results using 3500k vero 29's from beginning to end.... There is no set rule for what kelvin to use for any phase of growth, A plant can be grown from beginning till end with a 2700k or a 6500k light or anything in between, it's not ideal as science has shown that plants respond better to a certain range during a specific time during it's life.... But it will work....
BudmanTX
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Guess not, my usual is 65k for veg, 27k for flower, u can grow a full plant under 27k overall ,I use a 4k panel 100hlg and mix 3k led bulbs around it. 35k is a nice mix I have to give u that though
Hard to imagine growers still get suckered and buy blurple lights. Mind Blown, blurple already has way more blue than a budding plant can use, Dump the blurple, keep the 6700 and get 2:1 2700
RangiSTaxi
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6700k will flower perfectly fine as long as you have plenty of wattage for your given space.
tight tight nodes, buds bit leafy, but all gud..
Ganjamandan77
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Johnny Lawrence
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Blurples are more efficient than CFLs. Watt for watt, they're roughly equivalent to an SE HID.
Butt at 35 watts, I'm guessing it's either one of those little Amazon blurple bulbs or a tiny ufo.
OP - If you're limited financially, look into A19 LED bulbs and pop the diffuser off of them. Or look into getting something from Spider Farmer.
CODEE_420Grows
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Used led forever the k slipped my mind at the time
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