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Viparspectra's been working on their lights and they now sell very good full spectrums. I have the 240w and I couldn't be happier.Both are not ideal. But if you had to choose one, dont buy the burple. The lumatek is the better of the 2.
Happy growing!
1.2mx0.6mWhat size is your tent?
Get a viparspectra xs4000. It's perfect for that space.1.2mx0.6m
I thought he was talking about the xs4000 but I just realized it's 480w so now I think it's a blurple.I will ride fro the P series and XS series from Viparspectra. Idk what the 450w is.
450W blurple lightingI will ride for the P series and XS series from Viparspectra. Idk what the 450w is.
yeah its the blurple not the XS or the pro series
is the other one full spectrum?450W blurple lighting
VIPARSPECTRA 450W LED Grow Light, with Veg and Bloom Switches, Full Spectrum Plant Growing lights for Indoor Plants Veg and Flower: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors
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That light is only 200w.450W blurple lighting
VIPARSPECTRA 450W LED Grow Light, with Veg and Bloom Switches, Full Spectrum Plant Growing lights for Indoor Plants Veg and Flower: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors
Great prices on your favourite Gardening brands, and free delivery on eligible orders.www.amazon.co.uk
yes the Lumatek ATS200W is full spectrumis the other one full spectrum?
yeah thats how much it pulls. Im not massively knowledge on lighting in terms of output/power drawing etc. apologies for longing it outThat light is only 200w.
I would try it then. If nothing else, it's easier to see changes to your plants' leaves etc in that spectrum imo.yes the Lumatek ATS200W is full spectrum
Use that for flower and the blurple on blue for veg. During veg, imo spectrum is more important than intensity. In flower, you need as high intensity as possible to an extent obviously.yes the Lumatek ATS200W is full spectrum
So since the 450W blurple pulls only 200W and the Lumatek is a true 200W and also full spectrum, would you recommend swapping out the lights almost 4 weeks into flower or just let this run go and use the Lumatek for the next run?I would try it then. If nothing else, it's easier to see changes to your plants' leaves etc in that spectrum imo.
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