giggywatts
Well-Known Member
Why do so few use the 2700k led chips? I'm going to order six vero 18 chips next week and seen the 2700k while looking at the 3000k & the 3500k.
I'm wondering if there is any beneficent to doing it like this as opposed to shooting for a 'middle of the road' spectrum.I'm using 4 x 5000k and 8 x 2700k vero18 @1400ma in a 1mX1m area the plants finished veg yesterday and look amazing if anything the growth was very compact no stretch at all I ended up moving the light 3ft above the canopy so they would stretch
Seem like another one of those hippy myths to me. All the research I've seen, says cool white is not optimal for anything but human vision.I'm wondering if there is any beneficent to doing it like this as opposed to shooting for a 'middle of the road' spectrum.
In the meantime, as I mull over the details, have a gander at this little gem I stumbled across:
http://leds.hrt.msu.edu/assets/Meeting/Optimal-spectrum.pdf
Seem like another one of those hippy myths to me. All the research I've seen, says cool white is not optimal for anything but human vision.
And I imagine it came straight from the CFL Buyers, (make profit on you) Club.
This really opened my eyes. Science, not myth.
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