My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Anyone have an opinion on these? Just bought four 4' tubes for my orchids. They are about 2" over a couple of cattleya hybrids, dendrobium kingianum and a laelia fournieri.
I believe the "Agrobrite" are t-12, the less efficient form of linear fluorescent tubes. Probably you would be better off with high output t-5s (probably a combination of 6500K and 3000K, depending on stage).
Fluorescents work fine as supplements to natural sunlight, if you have enough exposure. I wouldn't bother spending the extra money for Agrobrite, either spend a little more or use standard cool white and warm white in combination.
I've went ahead and placed the high light plants back on the window sill and put some of lower light loving species under the lights. I keep them on 14 hrs a day and have some extra light from the windows. We shall see if any blooming takes place.
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