Led Gro Lights

lovbnstoned · Mar 21, 2013

how soon can I start using LED GRO LIGHTS

4u2sm0ke · Mar 21, 2013

right from the start...what type you have?

Hushpuppy · Mar 21, 2013

As soon as they make them strong enough to produce but inexpensive enough to be cost effective :hitchair: :doh:

Just kidding,

I would think you should be able to use them for vegging straight away when the seedling breaks the surface of the soil.

lovbnstoned · Mar 21, 2013

I have 90,,100,,120,, could I use them now if so how close can they b ???
appreciate all the info :watchplant:

SPEARCHUCKER · Mar 21, 2013

Depends on the projection angles of the lens. More focused lenses need to be set back until the beams interlink over a good range of others. Less focused can be put closer.
Just make sure they are overlapping at a good rate and youll be fine. Just start flat down on a flat surface and start lifting. You can gauge how far they need to be.

skullcandy · Mar 22, 2013

I keep my Leds 12- 24 inches while in veg and bloom seeds not sure but the 20-28 inches

lovbnstoned · Apr 9, 2013

thanks for the info

The Hemp Goddess · Apr 9, 2013

skullcandy said:
I keep my Leds 12- 24 inches while in veg and bloom seeds not sure but the 20-28 inches

Really? I don't keep my 1000W HPS that far away. I would think that there would be a lot of lost lumens that far away. One of the advantages of using T5s and the smaller LEDs is that you can keep them a lot closer to the plants.

lovbnstoned · Apr 10, 2013

I appreciate much thanks :icon_smile:

Growdude · Apr 11, 2013

lubu75 said:
if any one need information about LED Growlight or want to have them let me know . Thank you . LED is definetly the next and better investigation for Growlights , better result, more vitality , more harvest . cheers

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The mark up must be huge on these things with LED's and SPAM going so hand in hand.

skullcandy · Apr 11, 2013

The Hemp Goddess said:
Really? I don't keep my 1000W HPS that far away. I would think that there would be a lot of lost lumens that far away. One of the advantages of using T5s and the smaller LEDs is that you can keep them a lot closer to the plants.

yes that is what I read on the instructions I received with the light , however I personally do not have the experience with lights or growing to be sure of how they work best just sharing what I read.

johnnylongjohns · Apr 11, 2013

Forget about the lumens.....

lovbnstoned · Apr 12, 2013

why forget about the lumens, I thought that's what helps the plants Gro, please , I need all the help I can. growing outside I can do, just starting to grow inside

thanks for all the info :icon_smile:

lubu75 · Apr 13, 2013

buy LED growlights for Indoor , ho wmany plants do you have i know LED growlights they can easy light cover 4 by 4 foot .

pcduck · Apr 13, 2013

lubu75 · Apr 13, 2013

cant write anything here how much and what LED they cost etc , sorry

lubu75 · Apr 13, 2013

or get T8 18 Watt 2 x 5 pieces

pcduck · Apr 13, 2013

lubu75 · Apr 13, 2013

or a awesome LED 300 Watt with integrated chip

pcduck · Apr 13, 2013

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