Grow lights are artificial light sources, usually electric, designed to stimulate plant growth by emitting electromagnetic waves in the spectrum suitable for photosynthesis. Grow lights are used in applications where there is no natural light or where supplemental light is required. For example: In winter, when possible daylight hours may not be sufficient to achieve the desired plant growth, lights are used to extend the time that plants receive light. If plants don't get enough light, they will become leggy.
When choosing an LED grow light, consider the type of plant, desired wavelength, wattage, area coverage, and more. Different plants have different lighting requirements. Therefore, you should do some research before choosing any LED grow light. In this case, your best option is to choose an adjustable lighting system that can accommodate all types or stages of plant growth.
Product concept introduction: The main feature of this product is to imitate the wavelength of the solar spectrum to achieve the effect of supplementing sunlight at night for plants. Depending on the method of use, it can achieve counter-seasonal growth of pitaya (the sun is long enough to bloom in seasons with insufficient sunshine) and inhibit the growth of chrysanthemums. (The longer the sunshine, the slower the chrysanthemums bloom) and other different effects.
2. Instructions for use: This plant lamp is designed to extend the sunlight effect at night, so you should first understand the light characteristics of the plants you want to illuminate. Take the two plants mentioned in this article: dragon fruit and chrysanthemum. Depending on the characteristics of the plants, you will get counter-seasonal effects. There are two opposite results: growth (increasing yield) and inhibiting growth (inhibiting flower buds from blooming). Therefore, before use, you should first understand the changes in the growth of pre-irradiated plants after being exposed to long-term sunlight, and whether the change is the expected result. Plant species There are many. If you don't understand the characteristics of the plants to be planted, you should consult local farmers and agricultural experts before lighting lamps.
