using both blue 6500k and red 2700k would this be an advantage ?
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Lighting using both blue 6500k and red 2700k
- Thread starter krazylicous
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Yes, in proportion, more 6500 in veg, more 2700 in flower.
However, if you can only run 2 lights and have 2 of each bulb, your better sticking to the veg light for veg and flower for flower.
However, if you can only run 2 lights and have 2 of each bulb, your better sticking to the veg light for veg and flower for flower.
right so if both were put on more light but really you want light of the right spectrum, but surly as autos it doesnt matter wat spectrum
its not that it doesn't matter, they will do their thing under any light, the closer you get to the maximum light/heat the plant can take in the perfect spectrum with the perfect envoirenment the bigger the yield. The further you get from perfect the lower the yield.
well hes got 125 ecolights so not prducing much heat room on about 23c
i thought that if he used the two would be like leds with dual spectrum
what is the perfect spectrum ... ?
i thought that if he used the two would be like leds with dual spectrum
what is the perfect spectrum ... ?
The sun
lool
what do you think about dual spectrum ?
Through laziness i chose hps dual spec for the whole grow with auto's and got a gram per watt from the grow so couldn't expect any better.
so it would be benificial to use both then
