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Fuck! I knew I should of stayed in school. This is all confusing brah. Would the burbple light you recommended me benefit me substantially during the flower period? I’m thinking I should just get a light board like a mars hydro or a vipraspectr. I bought the xs1500 from vipraspectra but had to return it cause I didn’t even have enough cash left to even start growing.To explain further I need to show you a graph. White includes blue, cyan, green, yellow and red. Blues on the other hand only include blue, and reds only include red, so with bluerple youre losing everything in between and the energy efficiency of white leds is much higher too, so white gives more umols than blue or red. That said, if you wanna have IR you need red IR chips, but not regular red chips, and for UV youre gonna need blue UV diodes, but not regular blue diodes. The best panels are a combination of warm white, cool white and UV and IR diodes, sometimes some regular reds to balance the spectrum towards flowering a bit more.
Here is what you get with blurple without UV and IR
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Here is what you get with full spectrum white LED depending on the color temperature (yours is 4000K)
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And here is what you would get with a trully full spectrum that includes UV and IR
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The wavelenght will change depending on the manufacturer but its just so you get an idea. Full spectrum quality LED panels come with warm white, cool white a few reds and UV and IR diodes. They dont use blue diodes, sometimes Ive seen cyan diodes just because cyan is the color that lacks the most to be more like the spectrum of the sun but thats a rarity to see. They only use 660nm red chips to complement the spike of blue in cool white. 740nm is IR and 440nm is UV.