Timber Grow COB lights

THSeeds

THSeeds

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Im going to replace the blurple led lights that I have for my next grow. I have been looking at the Timber Grow Redwood VS 640 Watt LED grow featuring Vero29 Generation 7 COB LEDs in 3500k range for veg and flower.
Currently growing in a 48x48x80 tent with 6” ventilation fan with carbon filter.

Wondering if anyone has used or is using Timber Grow products and how they perform?
Any input is appreciated.
 
diggs99

diggs99

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I have done so much reading/watching and researching timber lights and hlg boards.

I absolutely love the timber fatty vs

They are pricey lights and you could def build a diy cheaper, but from all of the stuff I have seen on them and the grows I have watched, I haven't seen anyone saying anything bad about them yet.

Actually it's seemed that everyone that's used them, really loves them.
 
shawnery

shawnery

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Just my opinion but you will get more even coverage using strip lights or even quantum boards but cobs are great lights.

Just an opinion.
 
diggs99

diggs99

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Boatguy said:
I can post the build parts if you want, but it was roughly 50 cents per watt
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Ya that would be nice of you.

I'd love to have a look

I've been looking hard at the timber fatty but the price tag is kinda steep.

A diy of same wattage might be better option
 
Couch_Lock

Couch_Lock

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If I'm not happy with my first indoor grow using dual CMH's in a 4 x 4 I will buy a Timber or two. Strongly considered them but I'd rather have extra UV + IR the cmh's provide. Helps keep an environment sterile.
 
Boatguy

Boatguy

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Couch_Lock said:
If I'm not happy with my first indoor grow using dual CMH's in a 4 x 4 I will buy a Timber or two. Strongly considered them but I'd rather have extra UV + IR the cmh's provide. Helps keep an environment sterile.
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If i had the space i would be running a cmh/lec
 
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