On the spectrum RED is the direction you would go for the flower stage. Blue would be the hard core side for vegetative. If you don't have the cash for a full on LED light the you can always consider florescent bulbs for sprouting as you don't want super intense light at that stage. The florescent light is cost effective and is closer to full spectrum the just RED to BLUE. One other tip is the BLUE spectrum is closer to DAY LIGHT then incandescent bulbs. Almost a moot point because LED tech is taking over and a most of it is geared to the DAY LIGHT spectrum. Thanks for stopping by!
Man I bought the same light from wish. It zapped me when I touched it next to the wires. Mine stated 1500 Watts equivalent. It drew 37.3 Watts on meter. I never even tried it, I didn't trust it after I got shocked.⚡. Did yours grow anything?
I got 8 of the Red, Blue, Orange, White of these lights for about 17 a piece - and they seem to be working well - got mine in 1 day - super light - easy to hang - almost no heat
Yes, I really like these panels. Might have to get a couple more if I can find them for that great price! I want to hang them vertically by the middle/sides of the plant. Use them as supplementals on 4 sides. Sounds like you have enough to try it. Would love to see it on video. Thanks for stopping by.
The red Will force your plant to flower.I had red and blue and that damn plant Wouldnt flower on 12/12.Then i put only red in the tent and after 12 hours i saw the first flower hairs.
These panels are very practical and are space saving. I would look toward the full spectrum or maybe even the all white versions for your grow. I found the all blue to be a little harsh since it was so concentrated. Interested to see what you end up doing. Thanks for stopping by!
Hello, Do you have a video for the results using this lights? I'm interested to see what you could do with these. Btw, your channel has great content. Keep going :D
If you're interested I could tell you how to turn those lights into 1 large light that puts out 4 times the amount of light and would be able to flower out a 4x4 perfectly it even a 2x4. Just let me know and I'll give you my contact details and talk you threw it.
Do you have a video? You can add the link here and I can also add it to the description. I am sure others would love to see how to learn about your project.
I've read a lot about these LEDs. Those drivers are terrible and the plastic gets very very hot over a short amount of time. Untrustworthy, and most of them flicker and die out
This is interesting information. Are you speaking from personal experience? They are very stripped down and I do know they aren't the best LEDs to use but the are a cheap way to get into LEDs. How hot is hot? Compared to a 60 watt incandescent old school bulb? Did the articles mention anything in degrees? When you say "untrustworthy" what does that mean failure rate or fire or something else?
No articles. I read tons n tons of reviews from people who used them. Some said they were working, but most said they would burn ur hand if you touched the plastic driver
Someone commented on something similar a while back. I haven't had any issues but it is always a good idea to keep an eye on these stripped down products with no fan.
@Dark Angel Are you planning on growing on a large scale? Pretty much all the brands out there are made in china and the "affordable" ones are surely are manufactured there and rebranded. Longevity would be the biggest factor in a "cheap" light. If you are a first timer, get the best equipment you can and go for it. If you sprout auto grows there isn't much you should do other then keep the plant healthy and follow your chosen light cycle. ON/Off hours - 12/12, 16/8 etc. That may have a greater impact on your grow than the light itself. New tech is always coming out and unusually every season folks are always looking to upgrade so you may buy that $800 LED and next season the SUPER DUPER UBER LED comes out and you just have to get it! Do you need it? No, but you gotta have it! I will say that the Wattage and (mostly) Lumens are what you should be looking at. Keep that in mind when you place your plants under the light there will be a fall off from the center to the outer edger so the reading will be higher in the center. want In my opinion all lights are not created equal and LED is donating the market but remember that the Sun is free and works well if you have a good weather and start properly in the season. factor
bro.... plug the damn thing in.
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Wich color do you use for seeds?
Red or blue?
On the spectrum RED is the direction you would go for the flower stage. Blue would be the hard core side for vegetative. If you don't have the cash for a full on LED light the you can always consider florescent bulbs for sprouting as you don't want super intense light at that stage. The florescent light is cost effective and is closer to full spectrum the just RED to BLUE.
One other tip is the BLUE spectrum is closer to DAY LIGHT then incandescent bulbs. Almost a moot point because LED tech is taking over and a most of it is geared to the DAY LIGHT spectrum.
Thanks for stopping by!
Man I bought the same light from wish. It zapped me when I touched it next to the wires. Mine stated 1500 Watts equivalent. It drew 37.3 Watts on meter. I never even tried it, I didn't trust it after I got shocked.⚡. Did yours grow anything?
That sucks! I ended up not using them.
@@BudSimple would you sell them?
@@clonenz1241 I think there are many great more modern options available. Are you sure you would need them?
I got 8 of the Red, Blue, Orange, White of these lights for about 17 a piece - and they seem to be working well - got mine in 1 day - super light - easy to hang - almost no heat
Yes, I really like these panels. Might have to get a couple more if I can find them for that great price!
I want to hang them vertically by the middle/sides of the plant. Use them as supplementals on 4 sides. Sounds like you have enough to try it. Would love to see it on video.
Thanks for stopping by.
What the hell man...you didnt even plug them in and show us them on!? Bro!
so do you think these would be good for seed starting?
Greetings from MA where pot will be legal in 3 days!
woot woot! I would say yes.
glad to see you posting vids again brother can't wait to see what's coming.
Excellent! More to come. Thanks for hanging in there!
Dude sorry we mistook your box for a soccer ball... sincerely UPS
The red Will force your plant to flower.I had red and blue and that damn plant Wouldnt flower on 12/12.Then i put only red in the tent and after 12 hours i saw the first flower hairs.
that is correct. I wanted to try all blue for veg.
It s best to keep both on for flower
how would those work for a microfarm, looking to build a little grow with microgreens, what do you think
These panels are very practical and are space saving. I would look toward the full spectrum or maybe even the all white versions for your grow. I found the all blue to be a little harsh since it was so concentrated. Interested to see what you end up doing.
Thanks for stopping by!
45 watts is what they are listed as on ebay - 45W - 225LED
come in all red, all blue, all white, and RED,BLUE,ORANGE,WHITE - all real cheap.
Mine is rated to 1000w has all colors grate for veg not so much for flower but I put in a extra red purple led and that fixed all
@@recliningcough5921 how many grams per plant could you get from this light?
Mine arrived from Amazon without even a box. Just the bubble pack envelope.
Is it worth it?
@@samuraicrewlive2485 so far yes. I’ve had them running for 16 hours a day for the last few month. No failures.
@@frozenbunyip594 thank you so much!
How did it work out?
dude your videos are great , simple and efficient .
Thank you for your comment! I will be posting more soon.
How loud are they when there running?
Pretty much silent. I have a second video where I light up the LED. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/BpzeqtFufKQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello,
Do you have a video for the results using this lights? I'm interested to see what you could do with these.
Btw, your channel has great content.
Keep going :D
Hello. I never did move on a grow with this light. If I was to use it now I would use it for propagation. I believe it is only 13 watts.
My dads girlfriend used to say whatnot. Ever since then it buggs me out when I hear ppl say it. Buy the cheap led looked kool.
I am sorry. I am trying not to say "what not" and "basically" in my vids! It bugs me too. I'll try and make it up in another video. : ]
If you're interested I could tell you how to turn those lights into 1 large light that puts out 4 times the amount of light and would be able to flower out a 4x4 perfectly it even a 2x4. Just let me know and I'll give you my contact details and talk you threw it.
Do you have a video? You can add the link here and I can also add it to the description. I am sure others would love to see how to learn about your project.
How do you do that.
Eu comprei um desse no Aliexpress foi meno de 200 reais deve dar uns 50w
I've read a lot about these LEDs. Those drivers are terrible and the plastic gets very very hot over a short amount of time. Untrustworthy, and most of them flicker and die out
This is interesting information. Are you speaking from personal experience? They are very stripped down and I do know they aren't the best LEDs to use but the are a cheap way to get into LEDs.
How hot is hot? Compared to a 60 watt incandescent old school bulb? Did the articles mention anything in degrees? When you say "untrustworthy" what does that mean failure rate or fire or something else?
No articles. I read tons n tons of reviews from people who used them. Some said they were working, but most said they would burn ur hand if you touched the plastic driver
Untrustworthy as in possible fire
@@jsmith3966 Got it. Would be cool to share some links for folks researching if they come across this video and read this. Feel free to post here.
@@jsmith3966 Is there any video footage you can link here?
Thanks for stopping by!
I wouldn't waste my money on this the power brick gets really hot It feels like it could catch on fire
Someone commented on something similar a while back. I haven't had any issues but it is always a good idea to keep an eye on these stripped down products with no fan.
Goddamit , no offence but why is every youtube video on growlight about pot...some of us are tring to grow tomatos...
Be careful with this product...it will fry the orange box on the cord
have you had a bad experience?
@Dark Angel Are you planning on growing on a large scale? Pretty much all the brands out there are made in china and the "affordable" ones are surely are manufactured there and rebranded.
Longevity would be the biggest factor in a "cheap" light. If you are a first timer, get the best equipment you can and go for it. If you sprout auto grows there isn't much you should do other then keep the plant healthy and follow your chosen light cycle. ON/Off hours - 12/12, 16/8 etc. That may have a greater impact on your grow than the light itself. New tech is always coming out and unusually every season folks are always looking to upgrade so you may buy that $800 LED and next season the SUPER DUPER UBER LED comes out and you just have to get it! Do you need it? No, but you gotta have it!
I will say that the Wattage and (mostly) Lumens are what you should be looking at. Keep that in mind when you place your plants under the light there will be a fall off from the center to the outer edger so the reading will be higher in the center.
want
In my opinion all lights are not created equal and LED is donating the market but remember that the Sun is free and works well if you have a good weather and start properly in the season. factor
i want to see more !!!!! please
I just posted part 2. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/BpzeqtFufKQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for stopping by! Cheers.
What was the purpose of this video?!
to show you a $20 LED panel.
thumb down; no plug in ....DDDDuuuuuhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!
If you take a look at the title it says (pt .1).
Here is part 2: th-cam.com/video/BpzeqtFufKQ/w-d-xo.html