greenthumbinit
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i mean i don't see why not i run 1000 gavitas with lec/ceramics so why couldn't i add a bunch of led drop downs they're only $30.00 ea
thoughts please and thank you.
thoughts please and thank you.
can you run 3 different spectrums of light in flower?
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bryan oconner
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big question is why cant you ? lot of people do this . its expose to being out quality . personally i never seen any difference at all running a 400 watt mh along with a 1000 wat hps same as running the hps alone . this is my opinion only . every set up will be different . for led . you may add yield . i would turn them all on . go for it crank every light on you have .
budman111
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No , no and no , $30 LED are the shittest lighting on the market.
Alexander Supertramp
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Sure you can. The broader and more complete the spectrum your plants receive the better. But not sure a cheap $30 LED will help much. Quality lighting is where it really counts.
greenthumbinit
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thanks for the input. currently i run 6 1000w gavita pros and 2 315 lecs. im looking to get into drop down leds for inbetween my plants to get a little more yield.
whitebb2727
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You would be better off with a few 4ft t5 pureuv bulbs or a few 4 ft 10,000K+uva bulbs. The uva bulbs can run full time. The pure uv run it a few min on every hour.
http://www.htgsupply.com/products/agromax-pure-uv-t5-bulb-4-foot
http://www.htgsupply.com/products/agromax-4-foot-t5-uv-a-plus-bulb
toaster struedel
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Just what I was looking for, wasn't sure about running the UVA+ bulbs full time in flowering. What about, veg? 24 hrs ok? 1 uv,2 pure par,1 6500k.
whitebb2727
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I run the 10k+uva from start to finish.
If using any type of uv run it from start to finish, even the pure uv run a few minutes on the hour.
They have to defend against the uv. That defense is what we are after.
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