Post a picture or a description of your lighting setup or reply with what you’d like to see improved in horticulture lighting and be entered to win a copy of the newly published book series on LED lighting.
Artificial light should be less harsh to the naked eye. I am fond of red, but the garish pink light is aesthetically unappealing. This was just a test light; I’m using CMHs.
For flower at home I have a Fluence Spydrx Plus and a Blackdog Phytomax 800 (original series). This is my first run with the Spydrx, so I’m excited to see how it does. The spectrum is a lot different to the human eye than the Blackdog.
For veg I’ve got some low end Mars Hydro LED fixtures that do the job and then a mini T5 for seedlings/clones. I’ll try and get some photos up.
Nic said it exactly correct. ANOVA is analysis of variation usually used for heavy duty equipment like a factory producing tractors for example. It would be used to find the most cost effective way of mass producing say deer tractors.
We used it for LED lighting which was a bit more practical for our interests.
Hey guys, Just about a week left on the contest. If you post a picture of your lighting setup in the garden you could win a free book series. Also if you mention something you would like to see improved in horticulture lighting you will also be entered. I really like to see small compact lightweight fixtures, without compromising efficiency of course. What about you all?