can i see your cfls set-up's plz?

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Doherty666

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• Mar 13, 2010

• #1

as title says, need a few ideas for wen i move house n i set my big cfl room of.
cheers

 

djlifeline

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• Mar 13, 2010

• #2

If got big room wouldn't u want to set up a hps room?

 

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trifase

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• Mar 13, 2010

• #3

djlifeline is correct. Also, how big is your grow room going to be? how many plants do you plan growing? that affects a lot the amount and kind of hardware needed, aside from the lamps....

 

jeremym

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• Mar 13, 2010

• #4

https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/305287-my-first-grow-box.html

If you're using CFLs I'd recommend getting some y adapters and power strips. The link above has pictures. It makes repositioning and moving the lights super easy. But if you have a big room and you don't want to buy a HPS light, you should get some t5 tubes. They would work much better than CFLs for a larger room.

 

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WolfScott

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• Mar 13, 2010

• #5

this is what i got. 35 watt 6400k CFL's. Two for each 10" reflector on an Y adapter. I love the 35 watt's I use to use the 23 watt's but the 23 watts give only 1800 lumes & the 35 watt give 2400 lumes.

 

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Doherty666

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• Mar 14, 2010

• #6

is not a full room, its just a few sheets of wood cornering the room of and it will be measuring 4x4.
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stonesour

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• Mar 14, 2010

• #7

Running currently 765 watts, 51,300 lumens and 5 square feet. 71 degrees and 45% humidity.

 

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trifase

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• Mar 27, 2010

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WolfScott said:

this is what i got. 35 watt 6400k CFL's. Two for each 10" reflector on an Y adapter. I love the 35 watt's I use to use the 23 watt's but the 23 watts give only 1800 lumes & the 35 watt give 2400 lumes.

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mmm 210W. Looks good to me for two (contiguous, I might add) plants.
I may be wrong and some people have very intimidating setups compared to this one (good for them!) but I found some threads with people that had fair results with comparable wattages, or even less.
cheers
(sorry for the late late answer)