Walmart LED full spectrum plant light

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darth_anus

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Can I please get any opinions on this? I found it at my local walmart. I know walmart lol but check it out. I couldn't find anything on Google of anyone growing with this.
The 20 watts is actual power draw, not LED wattage.

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Low exposure photo so you can see the individual LEDs.
I count:
8 white
16 blue
22 red
6 infrared
4 green


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spek9

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Useless in relation to cannabis growing. In fact, I wouldn't even keep my vegetable seedlings under such a low wattage "grow light".
 
stevo89

stevo89

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Ya i picked one of these up to throw in with my seedlings (with four 23w cfl). Probably not the best way to spend $40 (what it cost me here) but thats how we learn,right? Ive been using mine on some new veggie seedlings lately so its not collecting dust lol.
 
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darth_anus

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Yeah it cost me 40 a pop as well, I picked up 3 of them. They seemed like decent lights being full spectrum and all, until I started comparing the wattage and PAR specs to other grow lights. The specs are so low.

I'm still in the return period. I will be returning these and getting something like a Viparspectra.
 
Raspberrykiwi

Raspberrykiwi

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If you want good cheap results get a 150w HPS. I’ve been having great results and still should be able to pull 1g/w
 
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Raspberrykiwi

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Easyday20 said:
Also I ran them on a 24/0 schedule since they were so small. But with the new light gonna switch to 18/6
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I’ve had successful grows with 92 watts of cfl bulbs. You can leave it 24 hours a day but you use more energy that way. Best is 18/6 and 12/12 flower. You’re doing just fine with that lady. If you want a cheap setup like I said 150w HPS or evening get a t5 4 foot light bar. Those work similarly to cfl.
 

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