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Understanding PAR Output You’ve probably heard about PAR. In simple terms, It’s the part of the light spectrum that your plants use for photosynthesis. So It’s a pretty big deal. The higher the PAR output of your light, the more edible light your plants receive. Take a look at the table below for the optimal ranges of PAR for each stage of your plans life: Ideally, you want to pick a grow light that outputs PAR in the ranges above. This pretty much rules out any LED grow light below 300w, as they simply don’t have enough power to generate the required levels of PAR. That said, keep in mind that these are optimal levels of PAR. Using a grow light that has less PAR output than these ranges will not be a disaster, you just won’t max out the potential of your plant. Consider The Number Of Plants You Are Growing Sea of Green (SOG) - 1 sq/ft per plant Sea of Green forces plants into the flowering stage at a very early age. In fact, after abo...

Using full spectrum lights for hydroponic and indoor growing When you decide to start growing cannabis, you probably already have a basic understanding of the way the growing process works. However, there is still sometimes the debate about whether you should grow your plants indoors or outdoors. Indoor growing has the advantage of complete control of your growing environment. And because you’re not tied to the seasons you can get through more grow cycles in a year. Many growers even claim that with a little practice you can get better yields, faster and with denser more potent and flavorful buds compared to outdoor growing. If you are thinking of growing marijuana indoors, the best thing you can do is simply give it a go. If you have been reading our site for any length of time, then you know that hydroponic grow lights are special indoor light lamps that simulate the sun’s rays. And in our opinion these types of  led grow lights  can help you grow marijuana faster—e...