I’m all for returning it! Getting something a little more suitable and well-rounded! The lights I posted were kind of a Hail Mary! L O L! But they do veg Well!i happen to own a ppfd reader. i dont know if those will be the 600 ppfd im looking. yea fortunately i can afford to get any lamp. as far as using the lamp for flowering goes i guess its a 6 out of your 12/12 or less per day sort of a thing and not wanting to be changing out the light like theyre saying.
We've all made great recommendations, everything from supplement lighting to different full spectrum fixtures that don't break the bank but either the OP doesn't understand what we are trying to say or we don't understand what the OP is trying to sayI’m all for returning it! Getting something a little more suitable and well-rounded! The lights I posted were kind of a Hail Mary! L O L! But they do veg Well!
I wasn't saying not to give anymore suggestions, sorry if I came off the wrong way!I hear you! No more suggestions From me! But I am curious to see how his Gro goes! Whatever he decides!
i always thought it meant something like "peter puffin fag doers" just saying.... damn i make myself laugh sometimes, i sure hope nobody around takes me seriouslyI wasn't saying not to give anymore suggestions, sorry if I came off the wrong way!
I'm curious how this grow goes myself!
Basically we have broke it down to 3 options
1. Return light and get full spectrum
2. Supplement with different type (CFL, Florescent, etc)
3. Get a full spectrum and keep the red for when flowering comes to supplement.
I seen the OP mention they have a ppfd meter and want to make sure they can achieve 600 ppfd.
Your plants will do better under 300 ppfd of full spectrum/more natural light then 600 ppfd of red light, especially in veg.
Some of the best growers have never used a ppfd meter, nothing can replace reading the plants.
I've gone down this rabbit hole as far as I'm going. Adios!We've all made great recommendations, everything from supplement lighting to different full spectrum fixtures that don't break the bank but either the OP doesn't understand what we are trying to say or we don't understand what the OP is trying to say
We all keep trying to help but the cycle continues.
I hate to leave a thread but I'm starting to feel a little sick going round and round about it.
Yes Totally interesting.The hiccup I see is that they claim it is to be used in conjunction with natural light! Like it is specifically made for greenhouses! Will be interesting if you keep it!
hey newty how many leds are on that spider farmer se4500. its between that and the mars hydro which has 765 i thinkI completely overlooked the price tag
My Spider Farmer SE4500 (430w model) cost me with sale and discount code, like $300.
2 Vivosun VS4000 (400w each) were $500 total
AC Infinity Ionframe EVO3 with promo, $250
just curious, why would you care how many diodes? they are both highly rated, excellent lights.hey newty how many leds are on that spider farmer se4500. its between that and the mars hydro which has 765 i think
I’ve heard better things about customer service with spider farmer! Plus they have a rep on the site here that you can contact easily! Just two cents!hey newty how many leds are on that spider farmer se4500. its between that and the mars hydro which has 765 i think
My SE4500 has 1484 diodes, mine is the older 430 watt model with 4 light bars though. LM301B diodeshey newty how many leds are on that spider farmer se4500. its between that and the mars hydro which has 765 i think
15 cm is 6 inches so the light needs to be at least 6 inches away from any combustible material, such as a wall. The light is 45" x 24" so you would need a grow space of at least 57"×36" to be at 6" clearance from walls on all sides.im definately going with the volt grow storm 4 one question: the manual says 15cm away from wall and it should be a two and a half inches. is that too close to a wall for a 100 degree led
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