correct me New Guy lights

3 bulbs
Temperature (K)6500 each
Lumen brightness (2500 LM each )
Color Temperature (*Daylight* witch Is Blue spectrum I believe for Veg correct me if am wrong )

That leaves me all 3bulbs together
19500 kelvin
7500 lumen
Daylight= blue spectrum for veg
My area space is only 2feet X 3feet
5 plants. PLease I need help I am new correct me or does the lights soound good? Do I need to add more ? I have them on 20/4 set on timer

Sounds perfect for vegging. Suggest adding just 1 2700K for each 3 6500K lights used. Just a suggestion. And Kelvin is a fixed rating. Multiple bulbs 6500K = 6500K. Whether 1 or 1000 of them.

hotrodharley said:

Sounds perfect for vegging. Suggest adding just 1 2700K for each 3 6500K lights used. Just a suggestion. And Kelvin is a fixed rating. Multiple bulbs 6500K = 6500K. Whether 1 or 1000 of them.

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So your suggesting to add one more bulb ?

Finaly I am on somewat of the right track I been braking my head to understand all this over the last week. Never though I would be so intrestead in gardens and flowers

The ratio of bulbs for vegging, 1x 2700k for every 3x 6500k

BloodyEyes said:

So your suggesting to add one more bulb ?

Finaly I am on somewat of the right track I been braking my head to understand all this over the last week. Never though I would be so intrestead in gardens and flowers

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Add one "red" bulb for better overall plant development. For every 3 bulbs that are 6500K add one 2700K. Those are very easy to find anyplace bulbs are sold, unlike the 6500K.

6500K presents a spectrum more like Spring and early summer.

2700K presents more like mid-to-late summer and early Fall.

When your flowering starts then you reverse the lighting. More 2700K with a little 6500K. Many use the bulbs in a 3:1 ratio.

hotrodharley said:

Add one "red" bulb for better overall plant development. For every 3 bulbs that are 6500K add one 2700K. Those are very easy to find anyplace bulbs are sold, unlike the 6500K.6500K presents a spectrum more like Spring and early summer. 2700K presents more like mid-to-late summer and early Fall. When your flowering starts then you reverse the lighting. More 2700K with a little 6500K. Many use the bulbs in a 3:1 ratio.

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Ok let me brake it down. Am I correct ? Veg -3 bulbs 6500k + 1 bulb 2700k this will equal more blue spectrum Flowering - 3 bulbs 2700k + 6500k this will equal more red

ok so i end up doing 4 bulb and 1 bulb 2700 . for how long should i veg ? what is the avrage time frame for veg stage ? thank you all for your help

no avrg time frame. the hight of your room and how patient you are dictate how long to veg. I veg 2+ months but for a first run 4 weeks is ok. I take clones in veg and veg them while the first plant is flowering. a plant can tripple in size when switched to flower so hight of room -18" for light is how high you want to end up so veg until your plant is 1 third that hight

tusseltussel said:

no avrg time frame. the hight of your room and how patient you are dictate how long to veg. I veg 2+ months but for a first run 4 weeks is ok. I take clones in veg and veg them while the first plant is flowering. a plant can tripple in size when switched to flower so hight of room -18" for light is how high you want to end up so veg until your plant is 1 third that hight

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Thank you so much for the information .

Just another 22,500 lumens and you have met the reccomended amount of light for plants to flourish.