what are the highest end names in LED Lighting?

Try soil king or do a 50/50 peat/vermiculite +lime & gypsum and the vermiculite has silica so one less thing to buy..Inoculate and there u go...I'm using gs-1 stones but company no longer exists and pry can't get them anymore ..Sometime eBay or Amazon but that's about it...
 
Dabhead710 said:
Try soil king or do a 50/50 peat/vermiculite +lime & gypsum and the vermiculite has silica so one less thing to buy..Inoculate and there u go...I'm using gs-1 stones but company no longer exists and pry can't get them anymore ..Sometime eBay or Amazon but that's about it...
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Just to add to this, dolemitic lime is added at a rate of 40g per cubic foot of 50/50 mix, and gypsum at 10g per cubic foot.
 
Check out GE Arize L1000 aka Hortamerica l1000. i bought 6 with the f spectrum 1k de direct replacement. Stupid sick with how bright these are. 5 year warranty no ir on uv in the spectrum bit going to suppliment with a de switchable in the middle of my 10x11 rooms. Cant wait to see hows they flower running ethos 10th planet and crescendo
 
Amare Bar-8 or Bar-6 upcoming Gen-2 is at the top of my list. They'll have more efficient diodes then 301h and the most complete, comprehensive led growlight (not human light) spectrum to date. Its the highest build quality available that i am aware of as well as the most versatile fully detachable fixture available. Now with x6 remote drivers instead of x4 & more tricks then the first gen. Farthest diode spacing i know of in the industry on a bar light as well as thickest thermal mngmt. & has gasgeted glass covering for an IP-67 Rating. They Have provided an enhanced Sunlike as possible spectrum for 8 yrs called the "Equatorial Spec" and it has only gotten better with technology. The spectrum is fully included into each 120w bar. No supplemental needed. These are custom made not rebranded. Veg & bloom modes, sliding, swiveling, detachable bars allow for a 6.5'x5' coverage, stand alone. 7x6 with crosslighting. Uva on a seperate, dimmable channel including ac outlet for a timer. Upcoming models have my touch to the spectrum. One they wanted to do since day one but technology & cost did not permit it. Cost is still very high to make this new spectrum alone but he made one for me custom as well as the whole next lot of Gen2. Bar-8's. Usually $1.64 or less a watt when buying direct.
There are more poular lights out there that have not been around as long. With website under construction & no social media going not many know. Most companies are relying on customer feedback to upgrade each yr. instead of knowing & doing to begin with. Owner is a grower & tested this stuff himself many moons ago.
Sales does not represent quality imo. That would be like choosing Amazon's top-10 of the yr.
Good luck!. I have info not available yet from the company if you're interested. Lost all my flower pics. Were documented here on a thread thats MIA.20201024_230644.jpg20201024_231530.jpg20201024_232054.jpg20201028_121843.jpg20201102_110930.jpg20201104_195249.jpg
 
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Week six of flowering under a d.i.y. led from Samsung F series gen 3.

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What's that 4k? Very nice!
 
I use mars hydro sp250 for veg and electric sky es300 v2 for flower. Along with meiju 320w led for flower. And if I were to buy more lights I would get the Es300. Powerful and don’t put out that much heat. The meiju’s are excellent lights but put out way more heat.
 
Spectre phaser pro 660? Samsung and osram diodes?
 

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Solstrips is another name to add.

I like them better than my HLGs mainly they have a better spread being strips vs boards.

Proof is in the pudding. Day 32 from flip
 

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