One of the main advantages of growing with LED grow lights is their lower power usage. G8LED grow lights are very efficient at growing healthier indoor plants with increased potency while reducing the operating expense of an indoor grow at any scale. G8LED lights reduce the amount of electricity needed to grow plants and minimize […]
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This is a short clip from one of our customers producing 2 tomato plants with our 450 LED Grow Light. Indoor tomato growing through LED grow lights is becoming more and more popular with growers. We’ve spent years of research and tested many lights to produce G8 LED Grow Light, and thanks to our customers who actually use […]
How Many Lumens Do LED Grow Lights Produce? Lumens, Watts, Power Draw, PAR, Grow Area Coverage Many growers ask us about the Lumen output of our full spectrum LED grow lights. Lumens is a measure of how bright a light will appear to the human eye, not how well a light will grow plants. Trying to rate […]
LED Grow Light specifications include the Wattage, or Power of the light. However, there is a great deal of confusion over Wattage and actual Power Draw. Why are there even 2 different specs and how does the customer decipher what is really going on? For example, the G8-600 by G8LED is 600 Watt grow lights but the […]
G8LED Lights are designed and manufactured to exact quality standards based on continuous testing of the optimal diode ratios for indoor growing. Only the highest quality components are used, from individual LED diodes and circuit boards, to power supplies, fans and metal housings. G8LED led grow lights for indoor plants are all fitted with LEDs rated for […]
OUTLINE OF BENEFITS FOR INDOOR GROWING Benefits of Vegetable Gardens Grow organic foods Control what goes into your soil Supplement your food source Benefits of Indoor Gardens Utilize indoors when there is no suitable outside space Layer the grow area to maximize the floor space Grow year round LED Grow Lights for Vegetable Growing […]
Foliar feeding is a method of applying fertilizer and nutrients by spraying onto the leaves rather than putting into the soil or water to be absorbed by the roots. The process has been the subject of a number studies, prompting many growers to use it in their growing programs. Although foliar feeding is never an alternative […]
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