That looks phenomenal compared to most other LED grows I have seen.
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we heard you the first time
hps owns led hands down
what fun is there in growing if there isn't a chance your house might burn down?
This is relatively off topic, but seeing as how you seem quite well versed in the field of Light Emitting Diodes, do you have any knowledge of OLED's. Specifically for cultivation purposes, I know that at this time the idea is far-fetched for this application (seeing as how they are rather difficult to manufacturer, especially at a cost that would be even slightly feasible).I guess my question is have you done any research into this particular application of OLED's. Of course I am thinking far into the future but nevertheless I think it would be an interesting experiment.
please no advice from trailer trash, i think that goes without saying though. Look at the price of L.e.d.s and explain to me how it will ever be cost effective to grow with these lights unless they drop the prices like 70 to 80 percent. 600 dollars for a 180 watt ufo?
The main benefits I see from using them is the fact that they are flexible, efficient, and are transparent. I think maybe five to ten years from now they will be used in a variety of house-hold devices and their potential for growing will be quite substantial.