smokinrav

Please do not take this as some sort of approval for using these lights. It took the guy 22 weeks (!!!!!!!) to get the little piece of crap in the link below

http://www.overgrow.com/edge/showthr...hreadid=101546

later

Smokin

Disclaimer: I always assume what is posted is accurate until informed or proven otherwise and am simply passing along provocative threads for you to possibly expand your thinking or see a myth exposed

3hounds

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absimiliard

22 weeks is a bloody long time to flower if you ask me.

Whole thing just makes me appreciate my HPS even more.

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lilbuddie

That is just going to send a bunch of newbies running for the store for a cheap easy solution

I think it is more proper to say that growing with any of the standard growing bulbs isn;t just really worth it and that's why more experienced gardeners just dismiss it so quickly.

Technically, I feel you can grow about any plant with any kind of light BUT the resulting yeild wil be so poor that the effort will be wasted. I mean he waited all that time for like a joints worth of smoke? Not worth it IMHO.

oh, and his last update he upgraded to a small HPS, I wonder why???

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Hash_Brown

i definately would not consider that as a reason to start growing with regular light bulbs

22 weeks for that tiny little bit of bud is not worth it unless you only smoke a joint two times a year.

well, just because it can be done doesn't make it a good idea.

-hb

i can hear the guy that grew that plant saying "i call this plant... mini-weed"

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