bkbbudz
New Member
I was just about to reply with the green light suggestion, then I saw your post. I have never heard or read anything against using a green light to enter a flowering grow area. But i have heard a lot of good things about it.
Need suggestions
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Enzogrowspot
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I read a plant can't absorb the green lite???
ClaytonBigsby
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Stolen from another forum:
Plants use yellow light and blue light. Mix the two together and get green.
a pure green wavelength at 562 Nanometers should not effect growth.
The sun produces 58.3% yellow light
36.3% blue light
and 5.3% red light
Average them out and get almost green to are eyes but no green wavelenghts. Green is the balance or middle of the rainbow.
5.3% x 723.18(red nm) = 38.32
36.3% x 508.7(blue nm) = 184.6
58.3% x 616.0(yellow nm) = 359.1
.....................................______
.....................................582.114
582.1 Nm = 5153.6 K (3,000,000/Nm(582.1 in pure light spectrum)=K(5153.6))
Also the suns degree K
Hope this helps
a pure green wavelength at 562 Nanometers should not effect growth.
The sun produces 58.3% yellow light
36.3% blue light
and 5.3% red light
Average them out and get almost green to are eyes but no green wavelenghts. Green is the balance or middle of the rainbow.
5.3% x 723.18(red nm) = 38.32
36.3% x 508.7(blue nm) = 184.6
58.3% x 616.0(yellow nm) = 359.1
.....................................______
.....................................582.114
582.1 Nm = 5153.6 K (3,000,000/Nm(582.1 in pure light spectrum)=K(5153.6))
Also the suns degree K
Hope this helps
Also, could anyone tell me what average yield i can expect from one of these plants? I know it is hard to say and it depends on many things, but at least something ? Like 50, 100, 150grams per plant ?