Don't judge me, please, I made some fast-dried buds to try, and I can say that it's really like 50-50, first you wake up, and you see everything brighter, and if you don't smoke another one, cca. half hour later you can sleep. Updates will come.
Updates:
Well, the outcome is not so much from a 140cm high plant, BUT, let me remind my dear grower fellas: no nutrients, no training, under a 200W CFL... It was my first auto, I just let her grow, and I can see now, that this strain has potential (I did some research here, so now I'm more sure in this), so next time I'm gonna flux it, and make 8 kilograms haha no, but I want more of this strain.
Effects on smoking: I don't want to exaggerate, but those 2 tiny weeks, while I smoked it, was probably the happiest in the past 6 months. Definitely this is what I want from a day-time bud. I had energy to do things even though I smoked all day, I was motivated, happy, and more creative. Really, I'm in love with this strain, can't wait to grow again.
The effect was visible day by day as I started to feed with PK, even so I didn't give her anything else. The flowers gained a lot weight, no sign of overfeeding, or ph-problems. (Only used with Northern Light)
Hey, Growers! This week I had to open together the two boxes, so now all the plants have both kind of lights. Do you think, it can have a negative effect on them, or maybe it's good at least for the 140cm height White Widow,because the bottom parts get some more light from there?
Yeah, looks like a net positive in your context...
the gain you get from the lost light hitting the other plant (side-by-side) is a net benefit, of course... even with 90% refelctive walls.
You shouldn't have to worry, but It's good to have consistency. I doubt those lights are too drastically differnet in intensity or any other relevant factor to concern yourself about...
only a par meter would help you even it out, since lux would be worthless with 2 different spectrums of light.
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