Are negative ions bad for plants?

DrGreenThumb · #1 02-19-2007, 05:08 PM

I have an interesting question for you scientists out there!
Have you heard of a Anion Air-Purifying Lamp?
Its a type of energy saving light bulb that emits 6400k light which is the right type for vegatative growth.Besides low cost full spectrum illumination this unique energy saving lamp creates a large quantity of negative ions (anion) to freshen the air and has other characteristics as belows:-

Elimination of poisons:

eliminate harmful airborne bacteria and virus, various poisonous volatilizing chemicals in the air (such as benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, ammonia etc).

Elimination of smell:

Eliminate various bad smells in the room.

Dispelling smoke:

Rapidly dispel the smoke in the air.

- Long Life upto 8,000/10,000 hours long life 1-year guarantee.

- Lasts upto 7 years, based on 3.5 hours maximum usage per day.

- Energy efficient save upto 75% in energy costs.

Phosphors Power enhance lumen efficiency and colour rendering.

High light output.

It sounds very impressive does'nt it but i need to know whether the negative ions will damage or affect plant growth in any way?

If anyone can help me then post a reply please.
Many Thanks

DrGreenThumb · #2 03-05-2007, 12:22 PM

I found out that negative ions can help plants very much! and us humans too! Rock On!!!!

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