xenon lights

kinddiesel

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the hps for cars ? you need to sit back and read some info about lighting . you could use a street lamp as well but your plants will not grow .
 

Ski's Genes

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Kinddiesel is right. They are designed to broadcast only one spectrum of light where as household lights like fluoresce,hps,mh broadcast a wider yet still narrow light spectrum within your plants needs. You can't grow them under green light cause the spectrum is wrong. Try a higher kelvin temp. I've tried 14k halides that are three times bluer than the sun but there was still a "rainbow" light spectrum. You've got to try it if you have a large space.
 

longarms90

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Xenon is like a incandescent car bulb just uses xenon gas in side and has a blue tinted glass... Right? Then there are HID kits for cars that are MH bulbs. I don't think the xenon bulbs take a ballast, correct? I'm not a car 'pro' but I'm pretty sure you are thinking of the HID kits... Am I right?

edit: the xenon lights I'm thinking of will not grow a plant up to standards, much like a incandescent. Now I have seen someone grow with car hid kit. It's a really small MH bulb. But you need like 3 of those kits, that's 6 bulbs. If you can get em cheap enough then give it a go and post pics along the way. But if you can't, you would be better off buying a 400w hps/mh off amazon for 140
 
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