ok i have a ?

ok what is better for a plant being outside on a cloudy day or being inside under 2 900 lumen cfl's (its just a seedling)

I would recommend a real setup. Throw in a few 27 watt cfl's @ 6500k. But if this is all you can provide for now, put them under the lights. When you go from outside to inside the humidity levels will probably change drastically. I don't believe that's good for the plants. If your going to be growing them inside, keep them in that environment.

ok now i have 3 27 watt cfl's on it in my closet thats really the best i can do i was starting it in the windowsill and decided to put it outside today but the weather turned really shitty out of nowhere

Are they the daylight spectrum? Does the light look blue or red?

idk dude its just a regular cool white bulb @2700k

LOL, well you might want to figure all that shit out dude. Certain spectrum's are better at different phases of the plants growth. Sounds like you got the bulbs with a red spectrum, good for flowering stage.

ok but i thought that all fluorescent lights were garbage for flowering and another thing one of the leaves from the first serrated pair has this brownish spot on it idk what it is maybe mold? idk what to do should i trim it off? the plant is still little it only has 2 sets of real leaves any deas?

Flouros garbage for flowering? Careful man, you might stir up a huge debate here! No, plenty of people have been successful at their grows using red spectrum cfl's. Take a look around this website, they have a section dedicated soley to cfl grows.

Post some pics if you can!

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ok but i thought that all fluorescent lights were garbage for flowering and another thing one of the leaves from the first serrated pair has this brownish spot on it idk what it is maybe mold? idk what to do should i trim it off? the plant is still little it only has 2 sets of real leaves any deas?

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don't cut your seedling! in fact, don't cut anything until it is over 12 inches tall and even then don't cut anything (unless you're topping).

GrnMan's advice about lighting should be heeded.

ok so dont cut it but i still dont rly know what to do about the little spot should i just leave it be and see if it does anything? i appreciate you guys' help ive read a lot about growing weed and learned a thing or two from my old man lol but i dont really have much experience actually putting this stuff into practice i tried growing last year but failed miserably and im really determined to not have to waste money on something that comes from the dirt ya know so im just real nervous about fucking this up again

Can you find any pics or take some pics of what you think is wrong? It could be that you're just worrying too much since you screwed up last time and nothing is actually wrong.

i cant really get any pics but its this gnarly little brownish gray spot and it keeps getting bigger it sucks should i maybe separate it from the other plants just to be safe?

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i cant really get any pics but its this gnarly little brownish gray spot and it keeps getting bigger it sucks should i maybe separate it from the other plants just to be safe?

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don't do anything until new growth appears. if the new growth is green and healthy then ignore the oddball brown leaf. if the new growth is very yellow or brown - then we can start worrying.