Isabella144
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Anyone know of some good budget friendly lights ?
Grow lights
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go go kid
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have you looked on amazon, there a bit cheaper then ebay, but there genraly of a better quality and worth the extra cash. you could also look at extended waranties for your light too although you probably dont need it unless your paying out a small fortune on an led grow light.
so some questions first, oh yes, you dont get away with is that easily lol.
grow spasce, what size??
soil, ebb n flow, dwc, flood n drain?
price you have to spend??
so some questions first, oh yes, you dont get away with is that easily lol.
grow spasce, what size??
soil, ebb n flow, dwc, flood n drain?
price you have to spend??
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Green_Alchemist
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Mars hydro makes quality budget lights, I’d give them a peak on amazon or direct website. Been quite happy with the SP150 and TS1000 models.
MFL
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I picked up a Jungle G6 630 Watt LED for $750 a while back; screaming deal and a slick light so far.
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dubanpoisoner
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Grow space, budget? Have you looked at any threads? This questions is asked every day.
Amen
SmokeyExcursion
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I got their new 300w light and 2x4 tent. Their higher end stuff seems to be pretty good for the money. I've got 2 cheapo ts1000s for vegging my 4x3 tent. I usually order direct from their ebay store. Two layers of security for me
SmokeyExcursion
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Look up migro on YouTube. He's got some honest light tests and breakdowns of the spectrums they emit. In turn my 4x3 has mix and match of cheap lights,, but my 2x4 has an sp3000. The best buy is an educated one you make after proper research. Lights are the most heavily debated subject on this sight next to flushing the toilet.
MFL
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That said…don’t burn too much time or money on lights. More often than not, climate control or lack thereof is what leads to most failed indoor grows; followed by pests and mold. Lighting is seldom the limiting factor.
