Thor-Maximus-Andrews
Member
I find it rather interesting that different companies of metal halides use different color spectrums for metal halides. I won't name each company attacked to what "kelvin" as I'm new here (apologies) and am unsure if that's allowed.
So some 1000 watt metal halides use 4200k. Some use 4700k. Some, 5,500k. Others 6,000k. And finally, 6,500k.
The question is, what is best during veg? The higher kelvin in the blue spectrum?
So some 1000 watt metal halides use 4200k. Some use 4700k. Some, 5,500k. Others 6,000k. And finally, 6,500k.
The question is, what is best during veg? The higher kelvin in the blue spectrum?