BTW, are you going to buy them those "cheap" florescent fixtures to
which
you allude?
How about providing a link to the source of these "cheap" florescent
fixtures?
The rest of us would like to know where you get them.

$10.00 shop lights. Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, etc., all carry them.


Are you deliberately being misleading or do you just have no idea what the
frell you are talking about?

Those are shop light fixtures to be installed in the ceiling. That does not
include the plant light set-up with plant stands, florescent tubes, plant
trays, timer, etc. The fixtures alone are worthless without the rest of set
up.

Where is the link to "cheap" plant light kits?



Dr. Rev. Chuck, M.D. P.A. wrote in message
...
Cereoid+10+ wrote:

Are we back to that again?

The subject was not starting plants indoors under lights. It was whether
"pre-seeded floral carpets" are any good.

And whether prestarted plants are a better option.

Try to stay on-topic and answer the question before wandering off on
some
fanciful tangent.

Can you do it for once?

Easy.

Any probs with suggestions on how to save money? I hate to watch someone
**** away hard-earned green without speaking up.

BTW, are you going to buy them those "cheap" florescent fixtures to
which
you allude?
How about providing a link to the source of these "cheap" florescent
fixtures?
The rest of us would like to know where you get them.

$10.00 shop lights. Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, etc., all carry them.