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Top 5 best LED lights of 2022
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The article presents the top five LED lights for indoor growing based on criteria such as spectrum, power, panel size, LEDs, coverage area and efficiency. Number 1 is the Spider Series PRO line which has premium PHILIPS LEDs as well as red, ultraviolet and infrared LEDs to accelerate growth and production. There are different models to cover the entire growing space. Number 2 is the Ignator Heroled line which offers a full spectrum similar to natural light with low power consumption and...
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RHINO SERIES 130W and 260W PRO - CANNALED
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This article introduces the Rhino Series 130W and 260W PRO from CANNALED, a brand specializing in LED lighting for indoor growing. The PRO series LED panels are equipped with a dimmer, full spectrum red LEDs to optimize flowering and UV and infrared to improve the development and quality of plants. They are quiet and come with pulleys for height adjustment. The Rhino Series 130 PRO can cover an area of 80cm x 80cm consuming 130W, equivalent to 180W HPS, while the Rhino Series 260 PRO can...
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Discover the CannaLED LED horticultural lamps dedicated to indoor cultivation
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CannaLed indoor LED panels are of high quality and use high performance components from Samsung. They have two versions: standard and pro. The pro version is a high-end version with an improved design, built-in dimmer to manage light intensity and a fuller spectrum for better light penetration into the plant canopy. These lights are designed for experienced growers and improve crop development and yields while consuming little electricity.
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The hidden face of plants
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This article discusses the life of plants and flowers, from their birth to their aging. It describes the different stages of plant growth, including germination, the development of the vegetative apparatus (roots, stems, and leaves), growth, flowering, pollination, and fruit formation. It also highlights that there are annual, biennial, and perennial plants, each with a different life cycle. It also explains how the seeds of some plants must undergo the cold of winter to germinate when...
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