Firstly, very interested in this topic. I don’t believe there is going to ever be a ‘universal perfect spectrum’, but I’d like to learn more about this topic as a whole of-course.
Also, I’m a bit confused by a part of your site. This number seems rather high. Is this a typo?
Thats one of the reasons why tunablility + data science is crucial.
Regarding the 6,750 µmol/m²/s it is not a typo. You would just need 22 of our modules per m². But of course that’s not reasonable for cultivators but it is for some researchers
Can you please share a bit more informations about you? Will you be in Vegas?
Interesting. So do you believe different phases of the growth cycle might enjoy different variations of spectra?
Yes, my mother and I will be in Vegas together to meet with everyone and hangout. We are an LED light manufacturer with a current primary focus on networking and understanding aspects of the industry we haven’t thoroughly researched/considered. We also intend to hit a lot of CBD booths to learn about that sector, as well.
We’ll definitely stop by and check out your booth. See you there!
Our approach with tunable lighting is to cut down the number of variables as much as possible and keep the objectives simple. At the moment, we are primarily studying two objectives: reduction in time to harvest for various cultivars and boosting resin content with blue rich light. Our lights have an extended tunable range, which lets us produce many spectrum settings at full power, so GrowFlux is in a unique position to demonstrate the value of tunable lighting here.
I’m currently running trials with several LED vendors in my greenhouse. Two, Lumigrow and heliosptecra have spectral control. This is new territory for me, does anyone have experience with this? What can be acheived by manipulating the spectrum, and where might I find more information?
Great article, @ethan! Thanks for sharing. Do you, as the article suggests, believe that conventional farming will move indoors with the advances in efficient lighting arrays?
I use almost exclusivly LED lighting. I love your thoughts here. Its potentially viable im sure. Those are Super cool lighting. if you ever want to get some off site feedback, from in the field growing let me know. I do some product testing and reviews. Mainly into genetics, but lighting is a close second for me.