Quick One RQS indoor

@HighTV, sorry if I confused you, yes 780+ nm is what was meant, very precise of you to clarify that 😂😂😂 light spectrum are confusing , i think the main thing with aluminum is that the wrinkles in it will focus that spectrum and end up burning the plant. in my mind its that simple, but in reality i think it's probably much more complicated lol by the way new research in lights points towards the importance of average spectrum and intensity being more important than specific spectrum : that's why the new expensive lights aren't color blurple anymore but warm white / cool white ... always something new to learn!

@CRiSPrGrow, @pakpak Plants actually use the entire visible red spectrum including the upper most (780nm wavelength) They actually prefer it in flowering (620-780nm)! I think you are referring to infrared light waves which are not visible and 780nm+ therefor have no color association 😅

@pakpak, hey man ! aluminium is really bad for the plant actually. Basically aluminium reflects almost 100% of the light including the upper red spectrum which could lead to burning. people use mylar actualy because it "reflects less" than that. The plants do not like aluminium , it will burn them, maybe this explains your burning leaves. take that aluminum out of there bro, the plant will recover.

@OutForReal, No, they didn’t fall off, I added a humidifier and I removed the aluminum cover.