A grower asks how much light D. capensis seedlings need after germination and if a 100W-equivalent CFL works instead of fluorescent tubes.
Compact fluorescents are suitable. Monitor soil surface temperature—CFLs run hotter than tubes. Keep it below 85°F (ideally 75–80°F).
12–14 hours/day is standard. Adjust height to maintain safe temps. Bright light prevents etiolation and promotes dew production.
No special spectrum needed—cool white or daylight CFLs work well.
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