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HOW MANY PLANTS CAN I GROW PER SQUARE METER? Before you get your grow on, you need to have a plan and a timetable. First, you need to establish the size of the available grow space.  Hydroponic grow tents  come with exact dimensions on the box. However, if you are building your own grow box, or converting a whole room into a grow-op, you need to first take measurements. Next, you must decide how much light you can put down while still maintaining optimal environmental conditions. We will breakdown the key factors to consider when choosing grow lights a little later. Perhaps the most important question the grower needs to ask him/herself is; how much time can I commit to cannabis cultivation? Work, family, and social commitments can make growing a difficult balancing act. A large sativa plantation will be far more time-consuming to maintain than a couple of autoflowering plants in a wardrobe. The genetics you choose and your preferred grow style will ultimately determi...

Why T5 grow lights? Everybody looks for something better than the sophisticated products for the garden. So, times have changed now. Halide bulbs are no more a choice neither are the sodium lights because they are not that efficient in terms of energy usage and also give off less light than required. T5 bulbs on the other hand are cheaper, more efficient and give off higher yields as compared to any other bulbs. Also they are installed with reflector hoods that increase the coverage to the maximum and increase results in terms of propagation and growth. T5 grow lights are tube shaped bright lights having a diameter of 5/8 inch. Why these lights are known as t5 lights because they are tube shaped and t stands for tube. T5 grow lights are effective and as bright as sun,these lights saves you’re spending on electricity bills and are economical. You can get any size of light depending upon your type, Purpose and size of garden. T5 lights can be a little tough to use for some who ar...

Commercial Greenhouse Grow Lights Horticultural lighting poses unique problems. Many commercial greenhouse grow lights are installed using LED lighting or Sodium Lights (High Pressure Sodium Grow Lights - HPS). Which one is a better solution is a common question. LED grow lights are rather new to the horticultural lighting world, where HPS grow lights have been around for quite some time. There are grow forums around the world who can debate a pro and con list that will equal at any length. So often times, commercial greenhouse grow lights are chosen based on past experience. The horticultural lighting migration from incandescent to fluorescent to high intensity discharge (HID) halogen, to high-pressure sodium (HPS) to LED has taken time; however, renewed interest in energy conservation and novel production is fueling a rapid growth in LED technology. Commercial Greenhouse HID Grow Lights HPS grow lights produce a massive amount of raw light output. That is the key to ...

When you are growing your weed indoors, you are at a certain disadvantage as compared to the person growing their WEED outdoors. The one growing their weed outside has the advantage of using the natural light from the sun for the proper growth of their crops. You can however use lights to achieve the same lighting effects outdoors crops receive from the sun Indoor growers have the option of using LED grow lights or high-pressure sodium  HPS grow lights  among many others. We have discussed a number of LED grow lights in our previous articles and today, we focus on HPS grow lights. HPS GROW LIGHTS are unique in their own way.They come with different performances and designs as compared to other grow lights. When it comes to generating lumens for your indoor weed, HPS lamps are the best as they provide very adequate lighting capabilities. They are better than incandescent bulbs by a large margin and they are great energy savers. HID Grow Lights: What To Consider There are a f...

What is a Light Spectrum? The visible light spectrum falls between 380 nm to 750 nm (nanometers). This is the spectrum that we as humans can see, but plants use an even broader spectrum of light for photosynthesis. Plants can ‘see’ ultraviolet wavelengths to infrared, and everything in between. In normal outdoor growing conditions, the light spectrum shifts subtly through the seasons. From spring into fall, the light shining on plants determines how they grow. As the seasons changes, plants are triggered to enter into vegetative and then flowering stages of production. 180-280nm - UVC: Extremely harmful and luckily almost completely absorbed by the ozone layer 280-315nm – UVB: Cause of sunburn and suspected to increase THC levels (!) 315-400nm – UVA: Not absorbed by the atmosphere, commonly known as black light 380-750nm – The visible light spectrum: Bands of wave lengths represent visible colours 700nm-1mm – Infrared light: Not visible above 750nm but noticeable as heat on ...

WHY WOULD I WANT A GROW LIGHT FOR SEEDLINGS? Seedlings need both even lighting and proper temperatures to ensure vigorous, strong growth. Spring months are often unpredictable. Your home may have varying degrees of sunlight and temperatures that can affect growth rates of plants. One trick is to keep your seeds facing the window so they get the length of daylight they need. With a grow light you can grow anywhere without worry of seasonal changes or window placements. You also can set up a room, or a small tent to support your seedlings as they grow- and deter your pets (or children) from making a mess of your young plants. Why You Should Use Grow Lights For Seedlings An excellent way to make sure that your seedlings would grow healthy is to use  grow lights  instead of relying on natural lights alone. If you want to ensure rapid, healthy growth of your seedlings after germination then using grow lights can make all the difference. If you’re trying to grow multiple seed...