ieatglue88
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when needing lights in a different spectrum would a red bulb just covered in something to turn the light red actually be producing different light compared to a clear one
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ginjawarrior
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it wouldnt give a different spectrum just the same light
ieatglue88
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so you would need a light that is naturally a different color?
smallclosetgrowr
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if u want a warmer colour light u will need to by the light at the rite kelvins , u cant immatate it by like painting it red if u get my drift
You need the correct Kelvin, (6500 and 2700), and changing the visual color, doesn't change the actual color spectrum.
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I think you can just take a marker and write RED on it.
ginjawarrior
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ieatglue88
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well ive been looking at some led grow lights that are red and blue ... im not sure what kelvin it is would these do anything
ieatglue88
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I am a little pressed for space also I intend on growing 3-4 lowryder2 plants I was thinking maybe the led system which has 225 lights on it and 2-3 cfls to start all cfls are 2700k so even if the leds would mostly help in veg its good
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