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didnt notice a section for cfl lights so I have to post here, figure you guys know a thing or two about led so cfl shouldnt be an issue.
anyways, Ive still been doing some research, purchased some philips mini twister 100w cfls (daylight, 1600 lumens, running 4 on 1 plant)couple of days ago, the sprouts are still growing, slowly though-no nutrients added yet maybe thats why. Upon googling these cfls again I noticed that the daylight 100w cfls are listed under 5000k, not 6500k. I thought all daylight listed bulbs already come at 6500k, could I be wrong? Should I scrap these homedepot cfls and go out and buy one of those huge single 6500k cfl bulb for like 50$ each? any tips appreciated thank you
here is the link to the cfls I purchased,still not sure if theyre actually 6500k
here is the link that shows the same bulb but with a lower kelvin rating,
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Philips...ight-5000K-T2-CFL-Light-Bulb-414094/204394013
so confusing, ahhhhhhhhhhh
anyways, Ive still been doing some research, purchased some philips mini twister 100w cfls (daylight, 1600 lumens, running 4 on 1 plant)couple of days ago, the sprouts are still growing, slowly though-no nutrients added yet maybe thats why. Upon googling these cfls again I noticed that the daylight 100w cfls are listed under 5000k, not 6500k. I thought all daylight listed bulbs already come at 6500k, could I be wrong? Should I scrap these homedepot cfls and go out and buy one of those huge single 6500k cfl bulb for like 50$ each? any tips appreciated thank you
here is the link to the cfls I purchased,still not sure if theyre actually 6500k
here is the link that shows the same bulb but with a lower kelvin rating,
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Philips...ight-5000K-T2-CFL-Light-Bulb-414094/204394013
so confusing, ahhhhhhhhhhh
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