Dutty Panty
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Not saying they don't have good results but are they pulling 13 lbs off 19 plants I doubt it. I've never seen those kinda of results with led. Look I'm about to grow for the state of Washington I've been growing medically on a large scale for over 5 years. Growing almost 17 years. Ive seen not one not 2 but at least a half dozen commercial grows where they spent over 100,000 in led lighting and after it not producing enough product it cost 2 of those operations there life cause the couldn't recover that investment quick enough. And I could link you to northwest leafs harvest issue with an article explaining this. And zero of Washingtons top 5 facilities are using led.
I get for some people led, they might love but if this is a business or you want the most yield and quality led just isn't quite there yet. And side note if I spent a 1000$ on a led I wouldn't be to happy to admit that something half the price or less out performs it
Led technology is getting better but just still not on par with a t5 and hps setup.
If anyone doubts I think I can find a university of Colorado study explaining spectrum. And why led can't achieve quite the same results. And if led is so amazing why is 80% of America's indoor produce (actual vegetables) grow with hps in bloom. As well as mh usually
I get for some people led, they might love but if this is a business or you want the most yield and quality led just isn't quite there yet. And side note if I spent a 1000$ on a led I wouldn't be to happy to admit that something half the price or less out performs it
Led technology is getting better but just still not on par with a t5 and hps setup.
If anyone doubts I think I can find a university of Colorado study explaining spectrum. And why led can't achieve quite the same results. And if led is so amazing why is 80% of America's indoor produce (actual vegetables) grow with hps in bloom. As well as mh usually