Mr. Candiano
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Very bright white warm white.is it just me or does that spectrum look way too blue. looks like a veg not a bloom spectrum
Very bright white warm white.is it just me or does that spectrum look way too blue. looks like a veg not a bloom spectrum
They do know there shit. The three owners all have Ph.D.'s in horticulture science, light engineering or a combination of both. Even the one sales rep has a degree in horticulture. So I'm told. Helpful company they compile information on grows from there lights used. What statins were used nutrients ect. Whole grows with there lights and the information is at all light owners access, all you have to do is ask. They don't advertise that. Jerry one of the three owners is very personable. Their goal as a company is to continue to lower prices and increase quality. We'll see but I'm confident their here to stay continuing to bring new products to the table. Jerry said he has no intention on staying in one spot as lighting technology advances so will products.I want this light just for scrogging. I'm having a hell of a time with my COB lights having to keep them 18". It's because of the optics on my Hydroponics Hut X5-500 really. The Amare SE-450 is great because the big bad-ass glass bubble optics come off allowing a great spread & closer growing. But I'd love to have the SpyderXPlus. Talked to them & almost got one but went with the SunCloak4416 instead for close growing. I love it. I believe they studied off of BML when making it. Still wanting the SpyderXPlus for scrogging. Who knows though. I bought all these lights to see which I'll be investing in & am running them all in one room, growing the same strain, cloned from the same branch. I love this stuff!!!!
I agree about them being knowledgable & scientific in their studies. The BML Spyder 1200 was the first LED I drooled over when I first started studying them. I talked to them then & again now. Didn't buy one then cuz new tech was about to come out & I wasn't crazy about the Grow-Max spectrum. Liked the Veiw-Max better. Now the Spectrum is what I think would be the best. Anyways, reading BML's pages on their website was the start of the learning process. It contained so much knowledge I needed. Also, they sent me all the info I asked for that wasn't on their web-site. Then & now that their FluencB. Poorly packed though you say? That sux but I hope it works out. I believe you have one of the better LEDs out as I want one too.They do know there shit. The three owners all have Ph.D.'s in horticulture science, light engineering or a combination of both. Even the one sales rep has a degree in horticulture. So I'm told. Helpful company they compile information on grows from there lights used. What statins were used nutrients ect. Whole grows with there lights and the information is at all light owners access, all you have to do is ask. They don't advertise that. Jerry one of the three owners is very personable. Their goal as a company is to continue to lower prices and increase quality. We'll see but I'm confident their here to stay continuing to bring new products to the table. Jerry said he has no intention on staying in one spot as lighting technology advances so will products.
Packaging is close to meaningless as long as the product won't damage in shipping and functions as claimed. Hell at 1500! Package a bit nicer and throw some data sheets in or something.I agree about them being knowledgable & scientific in their studies. The BML Spyder 1200 was the first LED I drooled over when I first started studying them. I talked to them then & again now. Didn't buy one then cuz new tech was about to come out & I wasn't crazy about the Grow-Max spectrum. Liked the Veiw-Max better. Now the Spectrum is what I think would be the best. Anyways, reading BML's pages on their website was the start of the learning process. It contained so much knowledge I needed. Also, they sent me all the info I asked for that wasn't on their web-site. Then & now that their FluencB. Poorly packed though you say? That sux but I hope it works out. I believe you have one of the better LEDs out as I want one too.
So Apache is doing the spectrum testing for PLC?It looks a lot like my CXB3590 3500K spectrum with a 660nm kicker;
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Couldn't tell you, I didn't look at the labels.So Apache is doing the spectrum testing for PLC?
the extra blue is balanced by the extra deep red. so no its not too blue for flowering.is it just me or does that spectrum look way too blue. looks like a veg not a bloom spectrum
That's cool! Nice to see they were on top of it.FLuence Bio contacted me about my post and asked me to email them. The instructions and video were sent but needed updated the full instruction set up video should be on there sight today latest tomorrow. All documents will be enclosed in future shipments.
Sorry, maybe I worded that incorrectly. What I meant was, I knew that under these conditions it was not fair for me to decide which light is better.@J Bleezy
An all-around nice looking harvest, lots of bud to go around.
What were the details on the HPS that you used for this comparison test?