indoor setup and strains help

[LJRx]

hey guys, got some mixed bagseed i decided to put to good use.
Got it from very good high quality strains that collected over quite some time,
so i have no idea whats what, just germinated 4 of them.
each one looks different.
but as far as i can tell theres definitively both indica and sativa and/or hybrids.
now i have this small indoor grow,
its about
20,4724in(52cm)x18.5039in (47cm) and 35.4331in(90cm)Tall
its really small, and its got 12 decent cfls hanging inside aswell as 3 highpower output LED lights. im kinda new to indoor, could it be too much light, any ideas how to determine the potency of the light?when i open the grow box its very bright i mean like blinding bright. and i dont wanna overkill /use too much unnecessary power, or worse damage the bud.
im planning on using those 4 plants for this lil ScrOG grow, but im not sure what to do about the plants, any suggestions for this grow?
should i maybe flower all the plants simultaneously(if their female ive yet to find out) in this grow, or would it be best to grow only one of these

[Gingerbeard]

LJRx Dudeolbuddy! I am a bagseeder in a smaller tent as well. Bigger than yours but smaller than most.
Sprout four seeds per four pots, since you don't know their gender. Also, even though they came from premium bud, they not be premium seeds. Starting multiple seeds in the same pot is a good way to save time. Pull all but the best one in each pot. you can even wait until you see signs of sex.
You get to decide how long to veg your plants since they're photoperiods.
Get ready to train your plants to give you more room to grow. You might be able to get much more at harvest if you have two well trained plants instead of four untrained.
There are cheapie light meters that will give you a cheapie reading of your light. Spend more money, get more accuracy and gizmos. I don't grow with CFL's but I know a lot of people have and have gotten great results. You might get an opinion
Welcome!

[LJRx]

thanx for the time buddy it really helps eliminate sum probZ