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BobWalsh · 20-12-2010, 10:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billy[_10_]

In article , "Paul"
wrote:

I have an indoor cat that I grow a small pot of grass in a south facing
window for. Lately with the storms, there is no sun light.
There is sunlight, even if you can't see it. It may not be of the best
qualit for growing plants, but it is there.
I have a 2 bulb,
36" flourescent light setup over my model railroad, just shop lights I
suppose, and I am wondering if this light would benefit the grass?
Yes, but not so much as a a real grow light.
Thanks.
You may want to swap out your grass for catnip.
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Hi Paul,

You can get 60 Watt grow light bulbs that fit into regular light sockets. This bulb would be sufficient to cover your pot.

You may also think about getting Gro-Lux light tubes. This way you can put some additional plants under the tubes to benefit from the light.

Bob