Alabama High Test
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Growing w/ Black Lights?Is this possible? If so does it make any difference? Just Wondering
...Growing with black lights?
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Growing w/ Black Lights?Is this possible? If so does it make any difference? Just Wondering
Alabama High Test
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Never thought this would stump everyone.....lol
Fuzzbutter
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No, they don't produce any useful wavelengths that make plants grow. It's UV light, but as I said, not in the right wavelengths.
Alabama High Test
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Ok thanks man. +1 Rep
Alabama High Test
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...you know it makes me wonder.
medicalgrowman
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IMAGINE... A Sea of Budding Plants growing under an array of 1000W HPS Black Lights! 
Supplemented by glowing posters of Jimmy Hendrix & Jim Morrison to add some side light to your plants!
Supplemented by glowing posters of Jimmy Hendrix & Jim Morrison to add some side light to your plants!
DJSOUNZ
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IMAGINE... A Sea of Budding Plants growing under an array of 1000W HPS Black Lights!
Supplemented by glowing posters of Jimmy Hendrix & Jim Morrison to add some side light to your plants!
Omg Heaven..I would never leave....Except to answer the door for dominoes
Alabama High Test
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IMAGINE... A Sea of Budding Plants growing under an array of 1000W HPS Black Lights!
Supplemented by glowing posters of Jimmy Hendrix & Jim Morrison to add some side light to your plants!
My thoughts exactly!
Fuzzbutter
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LED lights can look a lot like blacklight if it's a broad spectrum light, but when you're talking a UV reactive blacklight, they aren't capable of growing plants WELL. ANY light will help a plant grow, but unless it's the right lights they are scraggly and unhealthy because they aren't getting the right wavelengths.
