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bailey

i have an led fixture that does not have any preset spectrums. wondering how i would adjust it to meet the "full spectrum" levels. here is the adjustability

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  1. Phil

    Wow that is a powerful grow light, 105 watts. Not sure how you are supposed to adjust it though.

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  2. Phil

    Best guess would be cool white.

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  3. bailey

    it has an app to adjust all parameters. i just don't know what to set them to. also i have full range of color and intensity. i know i should just get a preset full spectrum light. but i already have this one and it was too expensive not to try to make it work

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  4. Pothos Palace

    Most important lights for plants are the white, blue for growth, red for reproduction, and green for penetrating top leaves to give light to bottom foliage. Other than that, idk.

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  5. Nunyabzwx

    Wow that growlight is amazing! Can i ask what the brand name is and how much is that and where you got it? I would love to get something like this!!

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  6. Yup

    Yes I need it

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  7. Rhus

    I stole this from a listing for a Sansi grow bulb. I'm thinking it could be helpful-- you'd want to bump up the parts of the spectrum related to the growth you desire/stage your plant is at.

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    • Rhus

      If I recall right, around 5000 kelvin is the color temperature you'd want, too.

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    • bailey

      thank you. and i hate to admit,but the light is off of my saltwater tank. ecotech marine/xr15 pro/g5. with a diffuser. the led pad is 4"x6". figured if it had that much fine tuning and could grow coral,might as well try to make it work. thank you again

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