I wouldn't waste my time with uv
10,000 budget
Lucky Luke
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GPW is more the type of training and canopy management rather than LED Vs HID. If you do a sea of green in a given area then the GPW would be similar using LED or HID lighting. You cannot fit 2 pounds were 1 will fit kind of deal.
Realbax
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K. Thanks guys. Just one more question. Looking into quantum board kits hlg and timber seem to be the best known company's and although they are highly praised and get great reviews with pictures to prove I've found a couple of sights that seem to know what they're talking about with reviews stating that while the hlg is an incredible product their are others that can outperform. I thought I had saved both sites but seems I can only find one. Here's the link to the sight with a recent review. My attention was caught by the next light mega, timber grow, the Ursa optilux 16 and the California light works solar system 1100 uvb. Would specifically the next light mega be the best currently available? These seem to be the best of the best currently. Thoughts? It appears to be a more powerful version
Forgot to include the link to the site I was able to find again
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/blogs/blog/12-best-led-grow-lights-on-the-market-for-2018
Forgot to include the link to the site I was able to find again
https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/blogs/blog/12-best-led-grow-lights-on-the-market-for-2018
Last I saw nextlight was using the lm561b diodes so the older version of the lm561c if the nextlight has upgraded their diodes recently it might perform better onon per fixture basis. That being said you can get 2 hlg600 for the same price as 1 nextlight mega if you dim the 2 hlg600 down to 300w each the effeciency will beat nextlight.
Realbax
Well-Known Member
Thank you. I appreciate the time everyone has taken to share their thoughts and experiences. Cheers.
