giggywatts
Well-Known Member
Why do so few use the 2700k led chips? I'm going to order six vero 18 chips next week and seen the 2700k while looking at the 3000k & the 3500k.
I'm using 4 x 5000k and 8 x 2700k vero18 @1400ma in a 1mX1m area the plants finished veg yesterday and look amazing if anything the growth was very compact no stretch at all I ended up moving the light 3ft above the canopy so they would stretch
I'm wondering if there is any beneficent to doing it like this as opposed to shooting for a 'middle of the road' spectrum.
In the meantime, as I mull over the details, have a gander at this little gem I stumbled across:
http://leds.hrt.msu.edu/assets/Meeting/Optimal-spectrum.pdf
Seem like another one of those hippy myths to me. All the research I've seen, says cool white is not optimal for anything but human vision.
And I imagine it came straight from the CFL Buyers, (make profit on you) Club.
This really opened my eyes. Science, not myth.
View attachment 3387996
View attachment 3387997