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someone said earlier about my plants being at 600 to 1000 for veg and flower. I'm not sure what that means, is it the par the led puts out? if so does that mean where my lights par is at a 1500 at 12" that's way to close? should I dim it or move it farther away?
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It was me and its PPFD, which is probably what your lights are claiming to put out at those numbers @ 12 inches off the canopy
PAR is photosynthetic active radiation . ... PPFD measures the amount of PAR that actually arrives at the plants ,or as a scientist might say: ”the number of photosynthetically active photons that fall on a given surface each second”
Google must be a wife because it knows everything just like mine.
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i tell u what u just can not shit an education can you !!! just tell me this light is best @ this distance and let me decide if u r pulling my leg [shooting a line of shit] is that 2 much 2 ask 4 by the way my wife knows ever thing 2 .... i think they r shooting a line of shit myself glad i learned how 2 snorkel when i lived in Florida ....
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Sales people run the LED world, probably because the mark up is so huge it can afford several middlemen. We would all do well to learn how to DIY lights.
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First part informative , second part hilarious , you are a very funny guy .
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Also look up Daily light integral (DLI), I think that is what really matters
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either or...put the light up or dim it...did you get an app? If the ppfd is right so will the dli...
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This may help explain what is what...
https://www.horti-growlight.com/en-gb/typical-ppfd-dli-values-per-crop
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here are some numbers to look at -- 5000K (+) for veg and 2400 -2700K for flower
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