Spider farmer light with other spectrums??

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Wadnss420

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So was just wondering any one used spider farmer lights or any other type of full sun like spectrum LEDs and mixed in other type of LEDs like burples or just added more red spectrum LEDs in for flowering just seeing opions of other led growers Fairley new to the LEDs
 
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Moflow

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Wadnss420 said:
So was just wondering any one used spider farmer lights or any other type of full sun like spectrum LEDs and mixed in other type of LEDs like burples or just added more red spectrum LEDs in for flowering just seeing opions of other led growers Fairley new to the LEDs
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Go ahead and mix them, there's no problem as long as you have the correct wattage for the area and run them at the correct height you are good to go.
 
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fragileassassin

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lots of people that supplement specific spectrums using other fixtures or strips ect. The discussions on it can get pretty in depth.
There are some of us that have boards with supplementing diodes built into them. My flower boards are 3500k diodes with rows of 660nm red diodes.
 
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Wadnss420

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Current set up 3 x spider farmer 1000 plus waiting on the the 4th one to turn up tomorrow to put in on the right side of the tent.. I got a 1x 1000watt China made blue/red worth adding it in somewhere???
Middle of the tent up one end ?
 

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Wadnss420 said:
Current set up 3 x spider farmer 1000 plus waiting on the the 4th one to turn up tomorrow to put in on the right side of the tent.. I got a 1x 1000watt China made blue/red worth adding it in somewhere???
Middle of the tent up one end ?
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Are your spider farmers dimmed down over those plants?
Wat size tent is that? What height, watts are you running them?
With plants that size in early veg you could squeeze the pots together in a corner of the tent and use 1 or 2 lights over them.
Spider farmers info on the 1000 says to me 1 light at 24" on full covers a 28" x 28" area with plenty of light.
 
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