Re: do it yourself 'grow' lights

H M is absolutely right. There's also the still cheap, high end version that I use--4 ft fixtures what got 4 tubes each. They're awesome! And the new T-8 tubes are sleeker, use less juice and got (less?) (no??) mercury in em.

---Mike McG Shivering in PA
----- Original Message ----- From: <simmonsm@bloomington.in.us>
To: <Grow19@aol.com>
Cc: <community_garden@mallorn.com>
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 3:52 PM
Subject: Re: [cg] do it yourself 'grow' lights


I have used shop lights (4 foot) with one "cool" and one "warm" tube in
each rigged with cord on a pulley system for raising and lowering the
lights to accommodate the increasing heights of seedlings.  This system is
inexpensive and effective, especially when plugged into a timer for
automatic operation.

H. Michael Simmons
Bloomington Parks and Recreation
Bloomington, IN


anyone have simple designs for inexpensive 'grow' lights; not for
hydroponics; for seed starting.  something simple for use in a classroom
on  top of a
table.
thanks!
judy tiger, washington dc


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