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Flouresent lighting tends to be good for greening but the incondesent bulbs provide more red spectrum which triggers blooming. Not sure of your lighting somthing to consider.
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| Author: | hbb [ Jul 21st, '09, 02:45 ] |
| Post subject: | Hello, from the North Coast of BC, Canada. |
Bitten by the AP bug a year ago, & now have a small mass of vegatation in the basement currently driven by goldfish & artificial light. I seem to be having a shortage of flowering with my tomatoes, cucs & pepper plant are growing & flowering. I'm getting more growth than I need (limited space) about 10' total length but only a couple of large & about 8-10 cherry toms (2 of each plant) Generally everyone who can still get light seems happy, any suggestions? hbb |
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| Author: | BatonRouge Bill [ Jul 21st, '09, 03:04 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Hello, from the North Coast of BC, Canada. |
Welcome Flouresent lighting tends to be good for greening but the incondesent bulbs provide more red spectrum which triggers blooming. Not sure of your lighting somthing to consider. |
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