Has anyone ever flowered/grown anthuriums with these light bulbs?
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I did use this bulb to grow some weedy-type plants, but I will advice against using it. This bulb did not last until my plants flowered. It literally lasted not even a whole month. I would strongly recommend saving your money and buying something similar at your local hardware store. Then, you can return it when it stops working for a new one. Because I did not start using my bulb until a week or so after I got it (because my seedlings were still too small), I could not request a refund or replacement. Buy something cheaper of equal or greater quality somewhere else. You will not regret it. This thing is not worth the money, and I do regret buying it myself. I did use this bulb to grow some weedy-type plants, but I will advice against using it. This bulb did not last until my plants flowered. It literally lasted not even a whole month. I would strongly recommend saving your money and buying something similar at your local hardware store. Then, you can return it when it stops working for a new one. Because I did not start using my bulb until a week or so after I got it (because my seedlings were still too small), I could not request a refund or replacement. Buy something cheaper of equal or greater quality somewhere else. You will not regret it.... » Read More I did use this bulb to grow some weedy-type plants, but I will advice against using it. This bulb did not last until my plants flowered. It literally lasted not even a whole month. I would strongly recommend saving your money and buying something similar at your local hardware store. Then, you can return it when it stops working for a new one. Because I did not start using my bulb until a week or so after I got it (because my seedlings were still too small), I could not request a refund or replacement. Buy something cheaper of equal or greater quality somewhere else. You will not regret it. This thing is not worth the money, and I do regret buying it myself. « Show Less
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no, you'd never get those big bulbs in (well maybe two on opposing sides)I'd look at the Linco Flora X Lights, they hold 4 bulbs, aren't expensive and come with a nice softbox.
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I'm saying no,but contact the company to make sure. The bulbs that you receive are huge.
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you could use HPS bulb for both veg & flower, but your plants will tend to stretch more during the veg phase. If you could, I would recommend using the mh for veg
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we have placed 60 watt incandescent bulbs in our fixture. 60 watt with candelabra base can be a bit difficult to find. They work fine so far; no evidence of overheating of the fixture. However, we have been using them only a few weeks, so I cannot comment on long term use.
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They are not bad, but I have had better luck using self watering planters to start my seed with the heating mat, I use the moisture control miracle grow, and cheap shop lights that I bought at Menards for light, set it all up on a high shelf in my garage with epson salt when planting.
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not really i use (Pack of 4) LU70/MED 70 Watt HPS ED17 High Pressure Sodium Light Bulb, Medium... on my flowers and it does great
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Hey David did you end up planting these hydroponically? I am considering the same. Thanks!
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The directions said "no" and we haven't tried to go against them. They work beautifully with regular lightbulbs.
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I did not. Put them in dirt, watered and almost every seed germinated. They grew like weeds. I've already had to transplant them into larger pots. I did water them every day, lightly.
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Colors on all sizes are the white, the blue, and the colormax. This particular fixture and any color lamps will not stimulate plant growth. Minimal Kelvin value and the 48 inch lamps output 7w each. I had the 48"fixture with one of each lamp, low light plants did fine but fluorescent bulbs created more growth. Hope this answers your question.
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For the most part you could. It would definitely get your plants to the flowering stage I.e. fruit. Depending on the density of the vegetation however, you might need a stronger light. Also you would need to swap bulbs.
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No. LED lights and HID lights (HPS for example) emit a completely different UV spectrum. When flowering, HPS is fine by itself-as long as it is powerful enough.
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Yes. my two have 100 watt LED bulbs & they are fabulous. Had mine over 8 years & they brn every night. set on high when then in a few minuts they dim out. getting ready to purchase 2 more since my brick job that will make 4 on my garage. love them. highly Recomend them.
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Hello and I will answer "yes," but, then again, the size of the bases on fixtures can vary so. All the LED bulbs I've ordered thru Amazon have arrived expertly packaged with no breakage and worked splendidly. I value the technology and especially the life of the bulb as well as the fact that it remains cool to the touch. Hope "this" helps ...
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yes....I use florescent but any light bulb that will screw into a regular light will work.
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No! I tried that in mine and they all blew. You have to use candelabra bulbs. But I do love this piece . It really dresses up a ceiling fan.