I know everyone hates on the plug in play blurple lights. They did pretty good for me. 1 450 watt and 1 600 watt viparspectra.
Thanks for the info. And i was not saying that leds are better than hps just showing all the haters that they grow and you get good yeilds from them i will post how much after harvest.How much wall watts, mate? We know you can grow weed with such lights but in reality they are not better as HPS in terms of effiency, which means 0,75-1g/w in the best case.
You could probably get twice as much weed from the same wattage if you would use latest COB's or strips.
There are a good few how-to's here and on youtube showing you how to convert such a Vipar blurple into a white COB unit using the build in drivers. You need only a few COB's(2 Citi1212 or 1 Vero29c per driver) and you can continue to use the heatsink, drivers, and chassis.
Many here have personal experience in the not so long ago with the blurple. I still proudly hate blurple. Nice buds!Thanks for the info. And i was not saying that leds are better than hps just showing all the haters that they grow and you get good yeilds from them i will post how much after harvest.
How big of a space?Hello
I do use LED lights for my full grow (from start to finish) what I would like to know is how far you have your lights from your plants. I am using 3 x 1500 watt LEDS and I can only get 15 oz per grow. I have always done 6 plants. I also lst and scrog as well. The reason I ask is because I have set my lights at 18 inches above my plants when in flower. So I was wondering if I would be better off going to 24 inches.
Many thanks
Yours Cindy
I have a 600 vipar that I’m not using now BUT the strains I grew with it were very resinous and I’m a noob.... pushing one year anniversary. I grew Purple Kush, black cream, afghani #1. I think the red flower switch helped. I run a CXM22 light now. The black cream and bloody skunks I have grown with the CXM22 3500k were not as resinous as before, could be pheno difference..... just conversation but I’m going to ad a bit of red with some clu1212’s one day or bring the blurple back for supplementalI know everyone hates on the plug in play blurple lights. They did pretty good for me. 1 450 watt and 1 600 watt viparspectra.
Wow, look at those decent purple ladies.. Love themI know everyone hates on the plug in play blurple lights. They did pretty good for me. 1 450 watt and 1 600 watt viparspectra.
I have a COB light... and a blurple vipar600. That vipar makes some frosty nugs!! It works for meI know everyone hates on the plug in play blurple lights. They did pretty good for me. 1 450 watt and 1 600 watt viparspectra.
grow inefficient but they grow ! use for veg light and get quantum boardsThanks for the info. And i was not saying that leds are better than hps just showing all the haters that they grow and you get good yeilds from them i will post how much after harvest.
Look at COBS , strips or quantum boards...... solar storm the past !I just bought some Solar storms 550s x 2 with controller, I can keep you all posted if you like.
What I have read and did research on they seem to be Okay lighting system. They will be replacing my 2 600 watt HPs running off Phantom ll ballasts.
I am using LED Lights for my current grow. 3 MK Ultra, about 4 weeks into flower. Having good luck so far. I think your idea of a LED Group is a great ideaHello
I do use LED lights for my full grow (from start to finish) what I would like to know is how far you have your lights from your plants. I am using 3 x 1500 watt LEDS and I can only get 15 oz per grow. I have always done 6 plants. I also lst and scrog as well. The reason I ask is because I have set my lights at 18 inches above my plants when in flower. So I was wondering if I would be better off going to 24 inches.
Many thanks
Yours Cindy
What do you mean the past ?Look at COBS , strips or quantum boards...... solar storm the past !
What kelvinI am using LED Lights for my current grow. 3 MK Ultra, about 4 weeks into flower. Having good luck so far. I think your idea of a LED Group is a great idea