Quality in Flowering, 3000k or 3500k?

[Buddhafamily456]

I’m building a light using Samsung f Series strips and was wondering if anyone could tell me what spectrum was best to produce higher quality, 3000k or 3500k?

 

[Viceman666]

I’m building a light using Samsung f Series strips and was wondering if anyone could tell me what spectrum was best to produce higher quality, 3000k or 3500k?

Id say 3000k but I dont think you will notice much difference betweent the two imo

 

[CobKits]

you wont notice a difference in quality

 

[Buddhafamily456]

you wont notice a difference in quality

Does blue light help to produce a better quality ?

 

[CobKits]

thats a vague question

certain wavelength ranges of uv and blue can stress a plant to create more resin but need to be applied sparingly

 

[Buddhafamily456]

thats a vague question

certain wavelength ranges of uv and blue can stress a plant to create more resin but need to be applied sparingly

Thanks

 

[thetr33man]

3000k is my huckleberry

 

[Buddhafamily456]

How do I like people’s post

 

[conversekidz]

3650k produces the highest quality

 

[GBAUTO]

...are you sure? My research points to 3651k as da bomb!

 

[whytewidow]

I use a mix. I run (10) of the 560mm Samsung F series gen 3s in 3000k single row and (5) 24v 2700k 50w Samsung Lm561c leds, 96 diodes per strip. Sunboards strips. And then (4) 22" long 132 diode custom made strips. Alternating between 660nm HE photo red, and 677nm far red diodes. And they flower flawlessly. Super dense. Great penetration.

 

[whytewidow]

Kinda hard to see it. This is before I added the sunboard strips.

 

[Buddhafamily456]

This is awesome man.
I’m literally pretty much trying to put together the same thing. For right now what I have figured out is 25 of the 2 foot Samsung F Series strips running in parallel on a Hlg-480-24v driver
I’m trying to do the math now I’m figuring out how to make my own strips and add red and far red

I use a mix. I run (10) of the 560mm Samsung F series gen 3s in 3000k single row and (5) 24v 2700k 50w Samsung Lm561c leds, 96 diodes per strip. Sunboards strips. And then (4) 22" long 132 diode custom made strips. Alternating between 660nm HE photo red, and 677nm far red diodes. And they flower flawlessly. Super dense. Great penetration. View attachment 4148129

 

[Frank Nitty]

3000k is my huckleberry

Youre a daisy if you use it...

 

[Frank Nitty]

Kinda hard to see it. This is before I added the sunboard strips.
View attachment 4148130

Beautiful

 

[Frank Nitty]

I use a mix. I run (10) of the 560mm Samsung F series gen 3s in 3000k single row and (5) 24v 2700k 50w Samsung Lm561c leds, 96 diodes per strip. Sunboards strips. And then (4) 22" long 132 diode custom made strips. Alternating between 660nm HE photo red, and 677nm far red diodes. And they flower flawlessly. Super dense. Great penetration. View attachment 4148129

How much did that set you back? Nevermind, I looked it up... A pretty penny... I wonder how many I could fit in a 4x2, what would be the proper way to space them, all that good shit???

 

[CobKits]

Great penetration.

why would spectrum affect this?

 

[Frank Nitty]

Youre a daisy if you use it...

I love Tombstone!!! So many great lines in it...

 

[Frank Nitty]

@Rolla J what do you think of that light set up?

 

[Frank Nitty]

I use a mix. I run (10) of the 560mm Samsung F series gen 3s in 3000k single row and (5) 24v 2700k 50w Samsung Lm561c leds, 96 diodes per strip. Sunboards strips. And then (4) 22" long 132 diode custom made strips. Alternating between 660nm HE photo red, and 677nm far red diodes. And they flower flawlessly. Super dense. Great penetration. View attachment 4148129

Do they come in strips like that, or do you have to put them together?