| Название | : | LED Grow Lights vs Fluorescent Bulbs for Seedlings and Cuttings | ViparSpectra XS 1000 Grow Light |
| Продолжительность | : | 12.57 |
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| Просмотров | : | 12 rb |
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Can you mention the other parts of your set up that address ventilation etc I see a bunch of kits but there are items in the kits that I already own Thanks! Comment from : Ronda Corkhill |
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why is he shouting and waving his arms about ? Comment from : Driftwood |
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What led unit is that Comment from : Jayman Jay |
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Sale that product How much you get paid Comment from : Mike Hendrix |
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Ussing Led for years but going back on fluorescent,Led are just unreliable,always die way before it should Comment from : Andrei Lucaci |
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Thanks for the helpful vid Mike! Comment from : Joe Martin |
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What about the other small cob lights XL1,s ??? Comment from : David Black |
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$134000 for the XS4000 and $53500 for the XS1500 I'll use my 4 foot T8 fluorescents for now Peppers and tomatoes have grown quite well with this setup so far Comment from : ned cramdon |
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I have T8 and viperspectra P1000s They each have there uses The distance from the LED to the plant is no closer than 12 inches without potentially damaging leaves Fluorescents won't damage leaves, you can change/mix spectrums and are normally at 4 inches A component to consider is the invers law of light Simplified formula is when distance from a light source doubles the PAR is 1/4th So at the recommended heights florescence are roughly 3325 PAR and the LED would be 2080 1500 to 2000 PAR is a sunny summers day Comment from : guido70 |
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Great video, now one question, Will this led light work on a timer And what timer would you recommend to use with it Comment from : Lettuce Bee Sustainable |
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I wonder if u had the vipar on low 🤔what Watts are u using to produce the same amount as the tube light on full Comment from : Stephen Thomas |
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Danielson Comment from : The truth Shall not be hidden! Silva |
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🌴🤠🌴 Comment from : OVER THE NEVER |
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I wanted to pop in real quick and confirm what Mike found out from my own experience: for the past 5 years I have been doing my peppers and tomatoes in my basement under 2 tube 4' T8 with daylight bulbs, and I always had to keep the bulbs 2" (5cm) from the plants in order to not have leggy growth Last year for Black Friday I picked up some 4' LED lights (42w 1000w equiv, about $20 each at the time) and my peppers and tomatoes this year are more stocky and leafy than I have ever grown also because the lights are 1ft away from the plants I don't have to adjust the chain suspending the light fixtures every week like I had to for my T8s, and because the plants are so stocky I may not have to adjust the light at allbrIts an investment up front for sure but if these bulbs really do last 10 years its going to end up being cheaper than the T8s as the T8s need to be replaced every 2-3 years and its $10 for a 2 pack atm Additionally not having to adjust the lights all the time takes another of hassle out of my already busy spring so I can 100 recommend upgrading if you can afford it brI still have 2-3 weeks before I start hardening them off (Chicago area), but it very well may be that they will harden off faster because they are used to so much more light; have to wait and see on that though Comment from : Bob Newkirk |
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$99 on Amazon plus 20 off that Comment from : kickn-aDead-cat |
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Thanks 😊 Comment from : KagRandolf Ramos |
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You can take a look at our plant light, it is very beneficial to the growth of plants Comment from : Fuonce Lighting |
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Mike nice video but which grow light works best used in a living room environment and not put in a space tent I want to be able to view my plants growth and enjoy the blooms Comment from : Joyce Strickland |
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Great video and comparison! Comment from : Farm Mom |
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What about LED shop lights instead of the fluorescent? Comment from : Derik S |
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HPS 4 life, lol Comment from : DJ TechnoBooM |
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Fluorescent lights will be phased out at some point soon because of their mercury content There will be no choice but to use LED lights at that point No sense in investing in yesterday's technology Comment from : Planet Mojo |
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T 5 would have been a better comparison to L E D Comment from : mindhunter |
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Do you have any videos in the past of propagating plants? I’m ready to try my hand and my neighbor has blackberries Comment from : Garden Girl |
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I'd like to see you do a real world test of the two types of bulbs and how well they do when starting seeds Note that I keep my bulbs within an inch or two of the plant leaves Comment from : Tom Terrific |
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Thank you so much for that, I am going to go get me a grow tent and some lights 🤣😆😀😁🙃😊 Comment from : Lo Be |
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Newbie gardener here A bit embarrassed to ask But, how do plants grow just with artificial light vs sun I thought that the sun put off nutrients as well as light Comment from : Garden Girl |
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I’m doing my own experiment this year: for $30 (hobby gardener), what is the better option on Amazon, and it’s overwhelmingly fluorescent You just can’t get enough lumen power of LED on a budget Also, your seedling will still try to reach under LED band/b the green of their leaves look sickly Just one day under fluorescent makes such a world of difference in their color Comment from : Melissa Sullivan |
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You rock Mike! Keep it up we all love your videos! Comment from : Nate Welch |
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An excellent video What are the other 4 lamps that are hanging with the LED unit? Are they on as well? Comment from : malcolmsplace |
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Would this be a good light for the flowering and fruiting stage? I want something for my reapers and other peppers Comment from : James Craig |
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Got my 1500 Thanks Came to $148 after taxes Comment from : Krazycor W |
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I always wondered about the difference in these Thanks for clearing that up! I bought 6000k led lights for my both my Detolf IKEA greenhouse cabinets and my plants love them They are putting out leaves like crazy Thought about going with florescents but glad I didn't now Great video! Comment from : Grant Greetings |
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I just checked that light on Amazon and it was $269 Comment from : Arvella Taratuta |
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You could turn down your LED's to 30 watts so you cut you electric bill down to less than a quarter of the fluorescents and still get better growth Those LED's are definitely the way to go Comment from : MrWhitetail |
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Same “effect” not affect” Comment from : C Turner |
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What is the par rating of full sun vs full shade vs the xs1000? Comment from : Robert Gibbons |
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No one keeps their fluorescent lights that far away from their plants I still prefer fluorescents for seedlings but keep them 2" above the plants not 5 feet I've tried using LED for seedlings and they just don't do as well I think the heat from the fluorescents helps the seedlings grow I can fit a lot more plants in the same amount of space using fluorescents since I can have 4 shelves of plants with 4 10x20 trays on each shelf With LED you can't fit that much in a grow tent I do like to use LED's on pepper plants once the plants are much bigger and temps start to warm up in my grow room I would like to see a comparison of growing the same set of seedlings under both lights but with the fluorescents as close to the plants as they should be Comment from : Gapeys Grub |
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Mike that is Awesome Brilliant you are Genuinely talented gardener !! Cheers to you Mike keep us posted to your new adventure in gardening God Bless Comment from : Donna Garcia |
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Nice Comment from : Nachthawk Nighthhawk |
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After this video am soldbrI ordered xs2000 through your link and got $41 discount applied my $220 gift card and end up paying $17 for it do you think i got a good bargain 🤔 🤣brThanks for the video bro Comment from : Commentz z |
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Hi Mike! About time Henry shows up! Thank you for the comparison! brHugs🤗💜🤗 Comment from : Cami Cri |
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Cool comparison Definitely seem like a great light I wonder if you could use foil-backed foam board to create a "grow room" of sorts? Comment from : wordvendor1 |
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In au the xs 1000 is only 100 watts Comment from : budzzxll 420 |
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Henry VII thinks that he's Johnny all of sudden Lol Comment from : The OverWorked Gardener |
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Very awesome Those are some bright lights Comment from : The OverWorked Gardener |
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Now can we test one of those god awful pinkurple lights that hurt your eyes Comment from : Matthew kizziah, cuz I A gotta grow |
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Mike, what a fantastic video I love learning new things especially when it comes to subjects that improve our livesbrSorry I can only give one thumbs up Great job! Comment from : SamSpade |
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Xs1500 or xs2000brWhich is better bargain for the output Comment from : Commentz z |
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What about cost ?brThe higher end LED are SUPER Expensive Comment from : Dusty Splinters |
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I like 48" LED tube shoplights from Walmart @ about $20 So bright I can't look at them directly Seedlings of all kinds doing great 😊 Comment from : snarknado |
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That's quite the setup for pepper plants lol Comment from : Casey Jones |
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Thanks Mike, I appreciate it and I understand it better now I need this soon because here in Melbourne Australia just started to get chilly,you can feel the winter is coming 😃🤣😂I don’t want my special plant babies to get cold👍thanks mate ❤️ Comment from : Jovita Tulloch |
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Hello Mike Comment from : Silbia Nongbah |
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Thank you for explaining this to us I understand it a whole lot better now, Take care and stay safe Sandie from Ontario, Canada Comment from : Sandie Black |
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My test showed my $16 4200k led shop light does better than my viparspectra xs1500 with seedlings But started plants do better with the viparspectra Brightness isn't the best thing for seedlings Unles it's for tomatoes or marijuana Comment from : Keith Rose |
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What the heck do you have wrapped around your finger?? Comment from : monkeygraborange |
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giving you support#no skip☺️ Comment from : Imelda |
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Really ?? This isn’t a test of concern for important relevance brNot even comparable brGet a quality LED Not a low level grow light Grab HLG 600 or the 650 Diablo 🇺🇸 Or the Chinese made Spiderfarm4000 and do a legit comparison sir brGod bless 🙏🏼 Comment from : Muthrfuqrjonz |
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Hi Mike my friend, first comment, greetings from Serbia ! Comment from : El Paraíso De Denis |
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