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led grow light

12 years ago

I saw the red LED treatment from the book of callus fragments from the original bulb is the most effective
LED red light promoted the growth of orchid leaves but decreased chlorophyll content, however, in contrast blue LED
LED red and blue light composite tissue culture conducive to growth and development

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Pyewacket
12 years ago
OK ... and?
kdc43
12 years ago
So what is the wattage and lumin output?
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kdc43
12 years ago
So what is the wattage and lumin output?
mary
11 years ago
I read that these LED lights are really expensive and not very reliable, and don't do any better than the old school HPS or MH bulbs with ballasts, or florescent lights. Anyway... judging from the initial post and lack of response to the following three questions... the light appears to have led the poster into space? :)
cooperdr_gw
11 years ago
There not all expensive but they're sold on ebay from China with almost no information about them. I don't even know if they'd fit American outlets.

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