another light question

420God

Well-Known Member
It has to be of the right light spectrum for plants or it might just cook them or do nothing.
 

003

Member
well im not sure what kind this is but just by looking at it does it seem like it might work. it doesnt put off to much heat either
 

dojaguy

Active Member
well im not sure what kind this is but just by looking at it does it seem like it might work. it doesnt put off to much heat either
no writing on it anywhere? remember it has to be usuable light energy for the plant
 

420God

Well-Known Member
That looks like an old street light, where did it come from? If it has a standard filament inside then I don't believe it will work.
 

003

Member
well it says 130v 15w and it says FEO on it down by where it tells me how many watts
 

003

Member
i know that much but i dont have any other bulbs right now besides one clf so i wanted to use the one clf and this light bulb because i only have one plant right now but i dont think its getting enough light
 

green thumb115

Well-Known Member
you no what i would just go to home depot and pick up a couple 40 watt cfl lights $9-$10 each...but make shure its the right spectrum (7200k for veg, and 2700k for flowering).
 

420God

Well-Known Member
i know that much but i dont have any other bulbs right now besides one clf so i wanted to use the one clf and this light bulb because i only have one plant right now but i dont think its getting enough light
I would pick up a few more CFLs, they're pretty cheap.
 

003

Member
im gonna get atleast one more clf today then maybe in a few days some more. yeah i have the only bulb im using around 3 or 4 inches above the plant its a seedling right now
 
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