New Grower 1st Grow question on swapping to 2700k lights

[Stranko]

So this is my first grow here is my current setup:

2' x 3' grow space.
Auto Short Stuff #1 (from Herbie)
3 gal pot using Sta-Green Potting Soil
Lighting: Currently CFL 3 x 65w 6500k total Lumens 9500
Nutes: Alaska Fish Emulsion (5-1-1) and then Miracle Gro Liquid Quick Start (4-12-4)

Planned usage:
Week 1 (Three true leaves) - 1TSP Fish Emulsion per gallon of water.
Week 2 - 1.5 TSP Fish Emulsion per gallon of water.
Week 3 - 2 TSP Fish Emulsion per gallon of water
Week 4 - 2 TSP Fish Emulsion per gallon of water
Week 5 - 2 TSP Miracle Gro Quick Start per gallon of water + 1TSP Blackstrap Molasses
Week 6 - 3 TSP Miracle Gro Quick Start per gallon of water + 1TSP Blackstrap Molasses
Week 7 - 3 TSP Miracle Gro Quick Start per gallon of water + 1TSP Blackstrap Molasses
Week 8 - Plain water + 1TSP Blackstrap Molasses
Week 9 - Plain water + 1TSP Blackstrap Molasses




So my question when I switch to my Flowering Nutes guessing week 5 or 6, should I also swap to my 2700k CFL's? And when I do should I run all 2700k upto 10k Lumens or can I run 2 x 65w 2700 and 1 x 65w 6500k ??

Reason I'm asking now so I can order my flowering bulbs.

Right now I'm at grow day #9 plant is about 4-5 inches and has 2 sets of leaves not counting sprout leaflet. It was getting a bit tall so I lowered my lights now it seems to be growing mice leafs and slowing down on height.

 

[Stranko]

Let me rephrase the questions.

1) Is there any reason to run 2700k bulbs before my plant goes to Flower?

2) Should I also run both 2700k and a 6500k during flowering?

 

[elsamurai]

when I used only cfl's, I used a 3 to 1 ratio of 6500k/2700k during veg and reversed in bloom. the plants use both all thru their life,just more 6500 in veg and more 2700 in bloom

 

[namvet25]

No need for 2700k until they start flowering.I like to use a mix of both during flowering,but it's up to you.

 

[Stranko]

Thanks for clarification. I'll plan on 2 x 65w 2700 and 1 x 65w 6500 for my flowering stage.