The affordable option from the metal halide
family: The 250W metal halide lamp ?Growth Spectre? from GIB Lighting.

Special lighting for the growth phase in the efficient 250W class. The colour spectrum of this metal halide lamp is perfectly suited for cuttings and seedlings. During the first weeks of the vegetative stage, the increased blue proportion ensures compact plant growth.

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The efficient option from the metal halide
family: 80 lm/W with the 400W metal halide ?Growth Spectre? from GIB Lighting.

GIB also offers an affordable metal halide lamp in the 400W class. The colour spectrum of this metal halide lamp is perfectly suited for cuttings and seedlings. During the first weeks of the vegetative stage, the increased blue proportion ensures compact plant growth.

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The quality 400W metal halide lamp by Philips. This lamp emits a stable white light with a high blue content, which makes it the perfect choice for the growth phase.

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The affordable option from the metal halide
family: 83 lm/W with the 600W metal halide ?Growth Spectre? from GIB Lighting.

The metal halide lamp which can boast: 600W power input generates a luminous flux of up to 50,000 lumens! The colour spectrum of this metal halide lamp is perfectly suited for cuttings and seedlings. During the first weeks of the vegetative stage, the increased blue proportion ensures compact plant growth.

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Lumatek too makes use of the blue light colour spectrum for its metal halide growth-spectrum grow lights. With a colour temperature of 4328K, the 400W version can give off an astonishing 44,000 lumens. The PAR value (photosynthetically active radiation) indicates the spectral range of sunlight used by living organisms to perform photosynthesis. Tables and diagrams provide better explanations for this.

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Lumatek too makes use of the blue light colour spectrum for its metal halide growth-spectrum grow lights. With a colour temperature of 4323K, the 600W version can give off an astonishing 60,000 lumens. The PAR value (photosynthetically active radiation) indicates the spectral range of sunlight used by living organisms to perform photosynthesis. Tables and diagrams provide better explanations for this.

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Lumatek too makes use of the blue light colour spectrum for its metal halide growth-spectrum grow lights. With a colour temperature of 4534K, the 250W version can give off an astonishing 24,000 lumens. The PAR value (photosynthetically active radiation) indicates the spectral range of sunlight used by living organisms to perform photosynthesis. Tables and diagrams provide better explanations for this.

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The quality 250W metal halide lamp by Philips. This lamp emits a stable white light with a high blue content, which makes it the perfect choice for the growth phase.

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Light is a crucial requirement for photosynthesis, and therefore also for the growth of any plant. Plants thrive best in sunlight, as this provides a balanced light spectrum. However, plants can?t always be grown outside. In most cases, conventional indoor lighting is not sufficient to ensure good photosynthesis performance.

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The Elektrox Super Grow is a metal halide lamp with a blue-white light spectrum for the growth phase. At 5,600 Kelvin, it has a cool white colour temperature. With an output of 600 watts and a voltage of 110V, it helps you achieve stronger stems, large green leaves, and beautiful healthy plants. It has an E40 socket and can only be operated with a suitable ballast.

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Light is a crucial requirement for photosynthesis, and therefore also for the growth of any plant. Plants thrive best in sunlight, as this provides a balanced light spectrum. However, plants can?t always be grown outside. In most cases, conventional indoor lighting is not sufficient to ensure good photosynthesis performance.

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Light is a crucial requirement for photosynthesis, and therefore also for the growth of any plant. Plants thrive best in sunlight, as this provides a balanced light spectrum. However, plants can?t always be grown outside. In most cases, conventional indoor lighting is not sufficient to ensure good photosynthesis performance.

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