Hey guys, I'm wondering whether large area growers will be willing to use LEDs as veg light? not use it for flowers, HPS/CMH is better for girls? Or just no Mars LEDs at flower?
Spoken like a true gardener my bud.That is not a good sign. Is your lamps color temp to high. Too blue?
Way leafy plants and flowers is one of the reasons i hesitate to commit to led. I found even the 3100k phillips cmh bulb to keep plants too compact for excellent yield because of the wide blue range.
Our flowers need a good strong red spike like hps gives. Thats why the supplemental far red has been added to all the “already best spectrum” new led lamps.
Spoken like a true gardener my bud.
That's exactly my problem small space and I"m living on a government disability. Quality vs. pocket book.I am very interested in the newest strip lights with the red diodes added. But i really dont want to build one and they are like $1700 from fluence or gavita.
I can run new bulbs in my hps lamp for years and absorb the difference in electricity at that price for my size setup too for that price.
That's exactly my problem small space and I"m living on a government disability. Quality vs. pocket book.
In a small space the more compact plants are an advantage. I really like my cmh 315 in the 3x3 tent. Pro setup. Grew me almost a pound with top quality.
Sounds familiar lol. That's what I'm running right now.
You can go even smaller too!
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Here are our TS3000 spectrum, seems the blue is the normal range, we also add some far red, but still can't reach hpsThat is not a good sign. Is your lamps color temp to high. Too blue?
Way leafy plants and flowers is one of the reasons i hesitate to commit to led. I found even the 3100k phillips cmh bulb to keep plants too compact for excellent yield because of the wide blue range.
Our flowers need a good strong red spike like hps gives. Thats why the supplemental far red has been added to all the “already best spectrum” new led lamps.
Yes, we just launched the TS a few months, most growers plant are still in flower stage, waiting for their harvest feedbacks, the TS300 actual power is 450w. And Timbo may share here, growing with TS3000In a small space the more compact plants are an advantage. I really like my cmh 315 in the 3x3 tent. Pro setup. Grew me almost a pound with top quality.
Here are our TS3000 spectrum, seems the blue is the normal range, we also add some far red, but still can't reach hps
Beautiful buds, dude, happy growing!Sounds familiar lol. That's what I'm running right now.
You can go even smaller too!
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Yes, we just launched the TS a few months, most growers plant are still in flower stage, waiting for their harvest feedbacks, the TS300 actual power is 450w. And Timbo may share here, growing with TS3000
For flowering i like a stronger red spike. I compared hps to hortilux blue metal halide and was dissapointed with lower yield for the same wattage. And fluffier, leafier buds.
They had the most complete sunlight spectrum until phillips made the new cmh.
315 cmh is better for flowering than mh in my opinion.
I see some 2700k led flowering lamps now out there.
But the prices of the new lamps are up to 5x more than a good hid. I dont see the value.
If just 2700k for flower, 5 times more cost, it's not worth it.
Our old light Mars II, Pro II, Reflector all add the 2700k-3000k, but we don't apply 2700k to our new TS and SP series now, TS with 3200-4200k,5200-6800k, SP with 3000~3200k, 6000~6500k
Have you used phillips leds, compare with your cmh?
The red booster, the baster is what you guys want?
See you guy's should give them to people who will test them out. I'm sure my bud MiMed & I would happily do itThe comparison will be more interesting, we also want to find guys who can do the comparison between the hps and leds, or other brands with our leds
But also, there are more red. Now most LED grow light company launched the "white light" on the market, so do we, the TS and SP. "White light" is the tendency. White, with more other spectrums, and the research shows that the white have the same high efficiency as the red.I think what i dont want is a ton of blue phosphor coated led diodes in flower.
The “white” light is no more accurate than a phosphor coated flourescent tubes light.
And seems to coax a more blue light response.
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