Lumigrow LED , Apachetech led , Area 51 you can check their products .Hey guys I got about a 4x4 space to work with and im thinking LEDs any brand recommendations? I was also thinking of 2 90w ufos would any recommmend that for 2 plants?
Ah Gypsywoman I See Your Interested In Growing Auto's Under Led's.What Are Your Questions About Auto's?Now As Far As Leds Are Concerned In A Bigger Tent With No Height Restrictions I Would recomend An Area-51 Led And In A Small Cab I Would Go With A Hans Panel.I Will Be More Than Happy To Answer Any Questions You May HaveGypsywoman13 here baring my heart ...newbie to growing in general, but plan to change that up as soon as i get myself an LED light, but would like some advice on autoflowering plants and LED lights...just growing a handful of plants in pots, with some Fox Farm soil and nutes..any advice on lights would be helpful.. appreciate any and all remarks that could make a difference in my new venture.
Hey guys I recently brought a Hans panel and checking the tracking number it's seems to be held up on their end in Amsterdam it's going on 3 weeks now is this normal ordering from over seas?
3x3x6.5ft grow tent. 3 plants, SCROG, PC fans for ventilation I'm thinking.. Only thing I'm having trouble with is lighting. Originally gonna go with 400w HPS/MH, but now thinking LED. Anyone wanna drop me a suggestion or a link please.
3x3x6.5ft grow tent. 3 plants, SCROG, PC fans for ventilation I'm thinking.. Only thing I'm having trouble with is lighting. Originally gonna go with 400w HPS/MH, but now thinking LED. Anyone wanna drop me a suggestion or a link please.
I would like to add some extra light to the area i have. I am currently running a 600watt hps I was thinking of mounting a blue/white led panel on the back wall for the extra color spectrums....is this viable? any suggestions thanks.
Hey guys I recently brought a Hans panel and checking the tracking number it's seems to be held up on their end in Amsterdam it's going on 3 weeks now is this normal ordering from over seas?
3W vs 5W LEDs. Iwas thinking of one of these two for the whole grow, seed to flower
http://www.topledgrowlight.com/mars-ii-led-grow-light-900w.html#.UwI-YPv-Jdg
http://www.grow-aquarium-flood.com/en/product_show.php?id=31
FYI Folks:
If you go Area51 for flowering, I'd recommend the SGS-160 over the XGS-190. The XGS simply doesn't have enough red for dense buds, but it is a superb panel for vegging (up to about 20" of growth).
If you really want to go with the XGS, just get yourself some T5HOs, CFLs, or red LEDs to supplement it. I bet a Hans panel on either side of the XGS would work pretty nicely. Run the XGS on 60w & 130w modes for the first few weeks, then when you flip to 12/12, switch it to 190w mode and add in some additional red-spectrum lighting.
In my current run I'm on track to yield close to a pound from just a single XGS and 400 watts of 2700K T5HO.
DIY is also a GREAT option! If you can put together a piece of IKEA furniture, you can build your own COB LED panel. Make sure to check around this forum for possible DIY ideas before buying an off-the-shelf unit. You'll be surprised how easy DIY panels are, and you can get a lot more light for your money by going that route.
FYI Folks:
If you go Area51 for flowering, I'd recommend the SGS-160 over the XGS-190. The XGS simply doesn't have enough red for dense buds, but it is a superb panel for vegging (up to about 20" of growth).
If you really want to go with the XGS, just get yourself some T5HOs, CFLs, or red LEDs to supplement it. I bet a Hans panel on either side of the XGS would work pretty nicely. Run the XGS on 60w & 130w modes for the first few weeks, then when you flip to 12/12, switch it to 190w mode and add in some additional red-spectrum lighting.
In my current run I'm on track to yield close to a pound from just a single XGS and 400 watts of 2700K T5HO.
DIY is also a GREAT option! If you can put together a piece of IKEA furniture, you can build your own COB LED panel. Make sure to check around this forum for possible DIY ideas before buying an off-the-shelf unit. You'll be surprised how easy DIY panels are, and you can get a lot more light for your money by going that route.