Flower Light

buddhi_coop
buddhi_coopstarted grow question 5y ago
Do you think this would be a good flowering light (on a budget) for a 4’x4’x80” - 1000 watt (5 plants - indoors - all hybrids ... if that matters)
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 5y ago
I would try and stay away from the blurple specturum its been found that a yellow or white light encourages more growth. I'm not saying you cant use this. IF your on a budget I would advise building your own quantum LED board all you need is a plank of wood a few heat syncs and the chips. There are hundreds of vid on yt teach you how to set one up :) Hope this helps if you take a look around there are growers on here that can give you discount codes for better lights I know myself I can give you 8% off the vipar spectra range granted its not much but better than nothing :) It may also be worth firing a few emails to some light companies see if they require and testers and you maybe able to test a light for free :)
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Bloombuster
Bloombusteranswered grow question 5y ago
If it's just this manufacturer, then it's better to get this model: https://kingledlights.com/products/king-1000w-quantum-led-grow-light-3x3ft-coverage-full-spectrum-grow-lamp-for-indoor-plants-dimmable-veg-bloom-light-for-hydroponics-greenhouse-commercial-indoor-led-grow-with-326pcs-leds Also, keep in mind that this lamp and the one you suggested have no real 1000w power!!! It's actually 150w! What they advertise as 1000w is just a marketing gimmick! There are equally good lamps that are not more expensive from Viparspectra and Marshydro. I recommend checking out these manufacturers. 😁👌 For your box 1.2m x 1.2m, you need at least 2 of these lamps. Look for the actual power for 1.2×1.2m, which is about 300-500w of real LED lamp power.
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