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Have you cut the bad bit off?

The spectrum is non adjustable. To adjust the wattage get a kilowatt meter - they are cheap, plug it into mains, plug light into kilowatt meter and adjust the dimmer screw which is on the driver itself by the look of their picture. It says - prevent plant growth restriction by accidentally...

Rocket you are a great help on RIU, keep going. :lol:

Definitely lol

@FesteringMADMAN @hybridway2 AKA hybridway used Amare fixtures, Bar 8 lights etc but I believe he may have been banned a while ago. He swore by them then people swore at him lol. He grew some really nice plants. Checkout this link below and you might find some Amare info...

Yea, I thought something like this might make a fire corridor.

Im wondering are explosives used to put out, contain wildfires in the US? https://www.rgj.com/videos/news/nation/2014/05/22/9439223/

Keep it simple. One bottle from the cradle to the grave....... :bigjoint:

https://www.waveformlighting.com/horticulture/daily-light-integral-dli-calculator

Do any of you outdoor growers notice if bees are attracted to your cannabis plants? I'm a mostly indoor grower but take the indoor plants outside to chop when they're ready. The odd bumblebee might come over for a quick look, they don't even land on the buds, then they fly off to the garden...

Out of the 2 lights I'd prefer the Spanish one. Although it's €80 more expensive. Better light distribution, 40 watts more. Sologrowleds = ~ 27 watts per square ft P2000 = ~ 22 watts per square ft

It's quite possibly the high bay leds being 6000K- 6500K that are keeping the plants short and squat. There's a ton of blue light and not enough red for flowering. Look at pictures below. You need 2700K - 3500K for flowering. Notice the blue peak. A lot of red compared to the blue Ì use 4000K...

Which make, model are the led lights? How close are the leds to the tops of plants?

Do you already have the Cree cobs? They're quite expensive £25 - £35 each and you'd need heatsinks too. One per square foott at 50 watts worked well for me when I used them. QB will cover a 2ft x 2ft. Strips are a better option I'd say. Lots of options on the strips Here's an example. Samsung...

Isn't Nature amazing. I took this picture yesterday And today A couple of the roses One of the late fuchsias starting to flower Ice cream sundae

My 'Piece de Resistance' a 10ft 4" tall and still growing Hollyhock. The Smoking Gorilla recommends tomato food for best results....... Enjoy

How many watts, how far away from the plants?

Nice to see a DIY light, you dont see as many builds as a few years ago, there's so many off the shelf lights to chose from now. Ì like your red, far red strips. This probably sounds a bit arse about face but I've been using the red, far red in my late veg, early flower tent for a few runs now...

What driver/drivers are you using?

Nice. What length are the strips rocket?