I'm not sure what fairy lights are - string of very low wattage LED white lights? If they are, then I'd think they wouldn't do much for you. Most any usual warm white source - CFL, T5, LED bulbs, etc - would suffice for just a little white spectrum.
basically yes, do you think there will be alot of difference if i chose not to get a warm white supplement (let's say a 125w cfl) and just stuck to 2 hans than if i chose to?
The grows that I've seen have been panels only and they got excellent results. My experience with just red blue suggests that even better response might be had with a little white light. A couple/few low wattage bulbs - CFL or LED - would probably be plenty to get the little extra boost...but please notice the word might...so the answer is No, I don't think it will make a lot of difference.
Wait the few days. Buy quality.
SGS-160 All The Way.But Iam Biased I Own 5 Area-51 Panels 2-A135's And 3 SGS-160's And I Love Them All
tbh it's a struggle to find an unbiased opinion anywhere on this site especially in the LED section, but at least your not one of these people who come on here and their first till last post is to shamelessly plug a brand of light whether it be american or chinese knock off and attack anyone who doesn't share their point of viewSGS-160 All The Way.But Iam Biased I Own 5 Area-51 Panels 2-A135's And 3 SGS-160's And I Love Them All
I Hear Ya Brother hanes.Depending On The Question Is How I Answer.Take Yours Ive Seen Good Results With The Hans Panel However I Truly Belive that The Area-51 Panel Will Out Perform the Hans In Your Situation.Now If You Was Concerned With The Cost Of The Panel I Would Have Recomended The BlackStar.I Also Suggest You Look Into Apatche Tech,Cali Light Works And Lumigrow.All These Companies Have Great Panels With Above Avarage Results.In Short Do Your Research And Study Grow Journals That Have The Lights Your Interested In.Peace And Monkey Nut Grease
yeah the apaches are outrageously expensive but it would be nice to say "i've got a bit of kit nasa uses", i think the other are a tad too much also the blackstars look ok but from what i can see the a51 has better tech and i can just about afford it, i guess either way i go i'm probably gonna save money in the long run (long time for apaches though).I Hear Ya Brother hanes.Depending On The Question Is How I Answer.Take Yours Ive Seen Good Results With The Hans Panel However I Truly Belive that The Area-51 Panel Will Out Perform the Hans In Your Situation.Now If You Was Concerned With The Cost Of The Panel I Would Have Recomended The BlackStar.I Also Suggest You Look Into Apatche Tech,Cali Light Works And Lumigrow.All These Companies Have Great Panels With Above Avarage Results.In Short Do Your Research And Study Grow Journals That Have The Lights Your Interested In.Peace And Monkey Nut Grease
haha i like pulp fiction... not too much of a fan of dubstep (not sure which you were referencing).Oh Bty No Matter Which Panel You Go With Let Me Be The First To Welcome You To The Wonderful World Of Growing With Leds And Remeber Zed Is Dead
really? on their website they are like $1,100 and the cheapest i can find else where is $850, so i imagine the at200 is probably going to be more, i just don't have that sort of cash right now.
No joke man...there is a code(rbk331) floating around on here that brings them to $750. I understand they are pricey but the quality is worth it. Apache's website blows. Call them if you are serious about it or eventually they will get shit together and update the site. The AT200 will be same price as the at120 was and the code will work on all new products for discounts. They have a bigger unit that will be pricier and way more watts for bigger coverage.
Pulp Fiction Is My All Time Favorite Movie.With Reservoir Dawgs Comming In A Very Close 2nd
Brother Farmerbg The BlackStar Is A Very Good Entry Level Led For The Price.
