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November 5th 03, 03:21 AM
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Wow, I guess I don't need a grow light
I'm overwintering my water hyacinths and a couple other plants and they
are THRIVING under 4 normal 40" shop lights. One of the water hyacinths is getting to be almost 2 feet across and the others are at least 1'. They're growing way faster than they did outside over the summer. If anybody is thinking of overwintering their plants, don't buy a grow light, try a pair of shop lights first. I also surrounded them with tinfoil. Anyways just thought I would share my little experience. If anybody needs water hyacinths, I'm sure I'll have a lot of extras.. Mike 
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