basement grow using real sunlight????

[flowersforfree]

I'm wondering if anyone has ever used mirrors and lens to bring enough light into a room to grow????
does that make the light unusable????
anyone know of this

 

[Sugarleafloni]

Sounds like experiment time!!!!!!!!

 

[Nutes and Nugs]

You would have to build some sort of tracking device to follow the sun all day and in different seasons.
Be easier to plant them outside.

 

[fishdeth]

I'm wondering if anyone has ever used mirrors and lens to bring enough light into a room to grow????
does that make the light unusable????
anyone know of this

I often thought about using a "solartube" to add natural light to my indoor mix.
Would be interesting !

 

[Olive Drab Green]

I imagine the light efficacy might die with enough reflection from multiple devices.

 

[grouch]

Fiber optics would be easier than mirrors imo

 

[fishdeth]

I imagine the light efficacy might die with enough reflection from multiple devices.

I'm sure a little, but I have been in several homes with these installed and they REALLY are bright and light up a dark area very well.
And the collector on the roof is usually not right over the room either, a lot of curves to its destination.

 

[fishdeth]

Fiber optics would be easier than mirrors imo

Now, I LIKE that idea !
I could see it, not only would every surface inside my fridge reflect light, but would PRODUCE light !
Hhmmm..... if only I were younger, THAT would have been a cool project !!!

 

[BarnBuster]

https://www.rollitup.org/t/mirrors-for-growing-definitive-answer.867767/
https://www.rollitup.org/t/mirrors-on-the-wall.834314/
https://www.rollitup.org/t/using-mirrors.577037/