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Sow in spring, lightly covering with compost. Needs good drainage. Germination within 90 days at 15–20°c LEDs are most often recommended for grow lights, though some fluorescent and incandescent bulbs can work. The most important thing is that regardless of type, the bulbs should offer full-spectrum illumination and produce waves of red and blue light, which is often necessary for plants to thrive indoors. Direct sow where they are to grow from early spring in any well-drained soil. Sow seeds thinly over the soil, lightly covering. Germination in 90 days at 15–20°c As lighting technologies have become more efficient, grow lights that only emit light from the red and blue wavelengths of the light spectrum have become more common. Compared with other grow lights, this model is very energy efficient. The improved high PAR and lumen output will help maximise your harvest, while each LED has a zener to protect it. If one LED goes out, the others will still work. It consumes just 240W so doesn’t cost a lot to run.

Fluorescent tubes come in varying lengths and give much better coverage than CFLs, providing enough exposure for several standard seedling trays – depending on the length of the tubes. Sow in autumn. Require a period of cold, moist stratification. Germination within 30–90 days at 15–18°c Surface sow seeds, leave uncovered as require light to germinate. Germination in 90 days at 13–18°cAnd LEDs aren't just highly efficient; they also produce full spectrum light that mimics natural sunlight. Full spectrum light (as the name suggests) delivers an array of colours, alongside the intense reds that are essential for flowering. Full spectrum light delivers rapid plant growth and greener, glossier, healthier plants. For those with a little more to spend on their grow lights, the VIPARSPECTRA Pro Series P1000 LED Grow Light is worth considering. This grow light has a coverage area of 75 x 75cm, yet it’s the quality and safety that put this grow light up there with the very best.

This grow light produces good results, offering plants all the light they need to flourish. It has a ‘Veg’ switch, consisting of blue and white LEDs. This helps promote plant growth, encouraging healthy germination and seedling. The ‘Bloom’ switch is for flowering and fruiting. This setting utilises red and white LEDs that help plants to flourish. The lights can be used together to meet the requirements of all stages of plant growth. Ceramic discharge metal halide are a more advanced version of regular metal halide lighting systems. They deliver great results when growing plants at any stage - vegging AND flowering. That's because they have much richer, full spectrum outputs than HPS fixtures. This sun-like full spectrum delivers rapid plant growth. CDMs are not as efficient as LEDs; they output more heat, which can make them a great option in winter, when your indoor garden temperatures start to drop. Fluorescent lights Incandescent bulbs are the least-expensive option, but they’re also the least energy efficient. They also have fairly high heat outputs, which is not the most ideal growing condition. Growing SeasonCan be slow and erratic to germinate. Sow in the autumn as seeds require a period of cold moist stratification, then give extra warmth in the spring. Germination in 90 days at 15–20°c It measures 24 by 7.5 by 2.5 inches and can be hung horizontally or vertically, or flush mounted. These units can also be daisy-chained together for customized configurations. Features Sow in autumn, lightly covering seeds. Require a period of cold moist stratification. Germination in 90 days at 13–18°c