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Dwarf Cavendish lighting
Ok, I have now placed my young plant in a pot. Living in the uk means that the climate is quite cold so thats why i choose to grown the plants indoors. I am trying to set up a place indoors which is warm, very humid and of course well lit. I have been told to buy fluorecent lights from the hardware shop. i was wondering what details of this type of light would i need to buy. If someone can give me the specs that would be great. I really need them well lit.
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Re: Dwarf Cavendish lighting
This is one of the best threads that is on the forum, there are also others which are just as informative.
Do read the posts there is a lot of info to take in for your decision. At the moment a simple 68 watt daylight cfl will work for you. Pick and choose what will work for you. Grow lights Any help will be great Last edited by cincinnana : 03-25-2016 at 07:00 AM. |
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Re: Dwarf Cavendish lighting
It all depends on your budget...
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