Can this light be used to veg new clones?
1175123
Yes, one of the better options for doing so. For vegetative growth I recommend you have full spectrum or "blue" spectrum bulbs. 5400 Kelvin? That's from memory. If that's off the answers are a Google search away
1175124
They work great for MJ clones. Very dark green and very healthy. I have 2 of these lamps now and wouldn't trade them for anything.
1897673
No. My first one didn't work either. I contacted the company, and even after telling them that I bought the 4 foot light, they sent me a 2 foot replacement. By the time they sent me the right one, it was too late to start my seeds for the summer!
981621
I have just started a grow, so I'm in veg state. The unit has a combination of veg and bloom led lights, blue/white and red. At the veg state it seems to be just what the plants want.
486122
Absolutely. This light works wonderfully. I bought 2 so far. I will buy more. Hope this helps you decide. Enjoy!
1967384
This is a great light in my opinion, but I use only artificial plants in my 30-gallon tank. I believe you WILL need a second light with a "grow" bulb for live plants.
1237976
it sure can. you can start from clones and just start flowering after 3-4 weeks. top them after the clone roots. id recommened the 250 hps.
838601
I really depends on the plants. Amazon swords probably not but for Java Ferns or Anubias varieties probably. Not all plant have the same lighting needs.
195099
It might but the light output isn't optimised for plant growth. The best source is the "gro-lux" or similar lamps used in aquaria. These have a pinkish light that I haven' seen in an LED yet. If you are worried about power consumption then they are usually a fluorescent type of lamp so are quite low compared to an incandescent lamp.
2120144
You don't. The veg/flowering it about the time the light is on. The spectrum works got both.
1452513
I don't think so. I think this is a great product, but it's a bit persnickety. It's a small company, and they give excellent customer service. The most common problem is that all four lights start flashing in rotation. you either must put a new battery in or remove and replace the existing one if it is fresh.
2041220
Yep, this will work great for Kale & Lettuce!.. This fixture should illuminate roughly a 2' x 4' area and will work great for leafy greens, herbs and mostly all short plants! Hope this helps & please remember to shop with Healthy Harvest FLORIDA! ;)
2177547
It will work for growing plants if you give them the right spectrum of light. You can get bulbs of any temp for this fixture. This would be good for a 1ft by 2 ft area for vegetative growth only. If you are growing fruits and veggies you need a bigger fixture.
1953463
Nope - it is designed to be used as part of a low voltage lighting system as you would use in your garden.
557280
I don't know but max rating of 16,000 Lumens would suggest that transformer would not be able to produce adequate voltage. Works great for starter/seedlings in small places (closets) etc. You can grow 8 or 10 plants ? up to sex stage. Also perfect for clones after they have been started. In my opinion,this type of light for above application will do fine without 40,000 L.
2041217
Well, this is my first time with a light(2'x4 bulb) and I'm only using it for seedlings. I would assume you could get some results with lettuce. I'd certainly try . I grow both Tuscan and curly leaf(Vates) kale in the garden and they're good size plants. You'd need big pots and a second light I think
1268685
Hello, will this light be good for live plants. I see you can add two more led bulbs. Is this true.
831111
It all depends on how many your looking to grow and from what stage of growth. This light is perfect for seedlings, clones and small plants. It covers a 2*3 area, just remember that cfls need to be close to the plants to produce vigorous growth. I found that 6-10inches above the plants is the sweet spot for this light.. You can fit 6 decent size plants under it but its better for a tray of clones or seedlings....