The primary distinction between purple LED grow lights and full spectrum lights is, of course, color (duh). To find out which light would be most effective for you, click this link and complete the quiz!
Red and blue light wavelengths are what plants mostly require to flourish. Plants thrive effectively under the blue and red light provided by the BreezyGro and EasyGro lights (which when combined look as purple). However, some plant growers may find these lights to be a little intimidating, which is why we provide a selection of full spectrum grow lights that also include other wavelengths, creating a white light. The industry appears to be moving toward full spectrum lighting, despite the fact that partial spectrum lights are typically thought to be more efficient than white lights since yield calculations indicate that plant growth is generally comparable.
I'd venture to say that both lights will serve your plants' needs just as well for the majority of indoor plant gardeners. The white lights are brighter to the naked sight, yet the amount of light they provide is equivalent for plants.
In addition to this, the HydroGlow lights' bulbs may also be changed; for additional information, check the table below.
