What is the % light transmission through the green cover that comes with this greenhouse?
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I can't give the exact percent, but I can say that there is enough that I grew greenpeppers and miniature watermelons in it last summer. It gets extremely and so on those days it was high seventies and above, I had to water twice a day.
207448
About 93 % quite good OI used filter water and raised bed the produce was awesome
207449
The amount of light that comes through it is very good I was very happy with the light coming through in a protected everything very well the only thing I was disappointed in is it started to deteriorate the material of the cover started to deteriorate in only last for one year
2172298
the rating is 6400K hope this helps out i use it in a veg room have tried it for flowering but the results r not up to par... (:
144388
I haven't used it for that purpose, but I imagine it would pass red light and block the majority of green. It's a very deep, dense red.
868009
Translucent would be more accurate, as you can see light/shadows quite well. Plenty of light gets through if you're needing it for a greenhouse, but it isn't clear like glass.
1607121
No issues with the green cover. We have plenty of growing starts to prove it.
2268163
You can use the light inside but it will shine right through the clear plastic. This is a greenhouse you need a grow tent
966486
i dont have it out now --- but its not bright, it's more like a medium forest green. you won't see it once you put a sheet over it. hope that helps.
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i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and buy the sticker zippers. put it on the door like a sticker unzip and cut plastic. works perfect!! i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and... » Read More i dont know if some people just arent meant to figure things out but ive had this greenhouse since last winter. thru rain wind and then 100+ deg weather and guess what.....its still there no rips in plastic never flew away because i staked it down and used the excess plastic at the bottom and lined it with bricks. simple. only thing about this green house that sucks is one the spacing is too far between for heavy rain it will droop but a few peices of rope along the top and problem solved. second is if the zipper gets dirty it will break. ive had a couple of these and no i zip them up and buy the sticker zippers. put it on the door like a sticker unzip and cut plastic. works perfect!! « Show Less
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I used the light cover to conceal the light all together-- so I'm not using the light at all. Even greener, right? ;) Sorry I couldn't' answer your question.
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10.5 inches to the lowest point of the light cover. It's a pretty low profile light.
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I live in Texas so heating is not an issue. On cool nights here I use a lightbulb and this is enough to keep it warm. You should be able to figure something out. I Hang my bulb from a heat lamp by a metal clip from the center frame. I would not say this greenhouse is the most airtight thing out there.
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I would say some light is able to pass through the walls. They are an oxford material similar to a wind breaker. The top cover is heavier and coated with PVC so the top cover will probably keep most light out.
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You would have to be sure the bulb does not touch the vinyl sides of the greenhouse, and that none of your electrical connections can get wet. Your electrical cord should be plugged into a ground fault circuit in case water contacts the connections. Other than that, your grow light should be fine. I used a heat lamp in mine last winter when the outside temperature fell below 28F, using the safety precautions I mentioned, and had no problems.
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it will display from ambient(about 450 ppm) up to 3000 ppm. much higher than you need to grow anything
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Light is 6400k. I used it for black pearl peppers and it was fabulous! Hope this is what you were asking. Don
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I dont know. But I've had a terrible green tint since I put it in. Very pronounced.
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Yes, it looks like recessed lighting. The surface of the light cover is flat. Th ring that holds it in place is white. I have no idea why it says the color is green.