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      "body": "http://nationalhydroponicsupply.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/led-grow-light-kind__98398.jpg\n\nThe LED grow light has exploded onto the market with all the top-rated grow lights for 2018 being light emitting diodes or LED as they are most commonly known.  LED grow lights are favored for their extreme efficiency, cool operating temperature and long-life span.\n\nLED lights use only 10% of the energy of an incandescent bulb.\n\nOn top of it they are able to produce as much as 300 W with a single bulb.\n\nLike the old-fashioned incandescent bulbs LED lights can emit full brightness without having to heat up.  They don’t require a ballast, nor do they burn as hot as an HID and always remain cool to the touch.\n\nThe popularity and flexibility of LED grow lights are such that within a few years they could very replace every other lighting system on the market.  It is estimated that their share of the market will increase more than 12-fold over the next ten years.\n\nPart of the reason for their high efficiency is that LED lights operate on direct current or DC energy.  An LED driver is built right into the unit that will convert standard 120 AC voltage to the lower amperage DC as the product is used.\n\nThe fact that they’re DC makes them simple to use with alternative energy sources like wind or solar that already produce DC energy.  Because LED grow lights are DC saves the user with alternative energy sources the expense of an AC inverter.\n\nThis makes LED great for use in more remote areas which excellent news for growers looking to stay under the radar.\n\nHistory of LED\nLight emitting diodes date all the way back to 1960 and after some further development and testing they began to be used in digital and electronic equipment.  By the nineteen seventies many clocks on radios, stoves and microwaves were almost exclusively LED.\n\nThe use of LED took a huge step forward in the mid-nineties when the Chinese began experimenting with their use as an efficient lighting source.  After further development and additional testing, they jumped into the market in a big way by 2004.\n\nBy 2007 the first fully LED grow lights were emerging onto the marketplace.\n\nThe growing popularity of LED lighting inspired the leading lighting manufacturer Phillips, to completely discontinue development of compact florescent (CFL) lighting during 2008 to fully concentrate on the future of LED.\n\nThis should tell us the direction LED is going.\n\nFlexibility of LED\nPart of the appeal of LED grow lights today is the great flexibility they afford. Most often they are designed with multiple adjustable rows, so the light can be directed exactly where its needed.\n\nLED is also convenient because it doesn’t require a ballast to regulate voltage like a florescent light does.  This gives them a huge advantage because the grower doesn’t have to constantly worry about one burning out at just the time they need.\n\nThey also don’t produce any noticeable heat and are always cool to the touch.  This eliminates the headaches of burning leaves because the grow light was placed too close to the plants. This was a major factor for closet and grow tent growers who often work in more confined spots.\n\nAdditionally, needless to say, cool burning LED also completely eliminates any concerns of an accidental fire in the greenhouse or growing room.\n\nAnother nice update to LED is that they are now designed in styles with the conventional screw in end that became popular with the incandescent bulb.  This makes it simple to upgrade existing lighting systems many growers still use.\n\nLED grow light styles\n\nThe complication of LED grow lights for growers in recent years has been the great diversity of styles and options that are available. Gone are the days of stringing a row of construction light across the room and hoping they produce enough light.\n\nLED styles are constantly evolving and at this stage the only drawback may that the one you purchase this year is already outdated by the next.  The one consistency with LED grow lighting is that many have numerous rows of independently rotating lights.\n\nThere are some models the grower can adjust to five separate directions on the same unit which really provides flexibility on where the light is needed most.  There are other designs that take care of the problem of uneven light distribution using deflectors and side mounted lights.\n\nThis takes care of the problem of plants in the center receiving most of the light at the expense of the plants located on both ends.  This feature saves you the trouble of constantly rotating plants to gain maximum light and even growth.\n\nThe future of LED grow lighting\nI think it’s clear that LED is the future of grow lighting.  With the research being done and the constant improvements being made, I think by 2025 at the very most LED will have overtaken all other forms of grow lighting combined.\n\nEvery year there’s great advancements in designing LED light that is tailored specifically for the grow light industry. I would look for LED lighting improvements in ultraviolet ray production and increased flexibility in use and coverage.\n\nI would also expect to see the alternative energy industry increasingly catering to the grower market by offering LED grow light/solar or wind packages that are designed specifically for the indoor farmer.\n\nAs it stands right now, yes, there is a higher initial investment with LED grow light systems. But that cost is quickly offset by the tremendous payback you get with the energy savings.  However, as time goes by and LED lighting begins to take a majority share of the lighting market you can bet those cost is going to keep dropping to a more affordable rate.\n\nIt seems fairly clear, get used to LED lighting now because it is undoubtedly the future of grow lighting.\n\nMore About LED Grow Lights\nLED (light-emitting diodes) grow lights are perfect for those that are looking to lead the charge. LED grow lights have rapidly come down in price and home growers everywhere are starting to make the switch to solely using them as their lighting option.\n\nMaybe you don’t care about leading the charge, and you simply want a lighting system that produces extremely low heat, comes ready to plug-and-play, and can produce high yields with incredible energy efficiency. If so, look no further because LED is the perfect lighting option for you.\n\nFor calculating cost, expect to spend $1.50-$3 per watt depending on quality and brand. Remember that while most LEDs cost more per watt than HID lamps, they do not require a reflector or ballast. As well, LED lights last for decades where HID bulbs will often need to be replace every couple of years.\n\nLED grow lights are available in different forms, so let’s look at the pros and cons of each so you can find the right LED light for you:\n\nLED Panels\nMost common type of LED grow light and most offer growers all they need for their lighting setup. They include heatsinks for removing heat, a driver (think of it as a ballast), and often come with a warranty.\n\nPros:\n\nUsually full spectrum with switches for both the vegetative and flowering stage – can be combined\nComes ready to plug right into a standard house outlet\nIncredibly long lifespan – the bulbs typically last for decades\nCons:\n\nOn the rare occasions, some units may require a 240V outlet\nMost expensive type of the LED grow light\nLED Bars\nMany growers add LED bars as an easy way to expand their lighting footprint or change up their light spectrum. LED Bars are a single row of diodes that come in different spectrums.\n\nPros:\n\nCan replace T5 fixtures for increase PAR and less energy consumption\nSome units come plug-and-play ready and can be plugged into a standard 120V house outlet\nCons:\n\nUsually only one spectrum with no switching options\nOften they are only used for supplementing and multiple bars will need to be purchased if using as sole light type\nLED Bulbs\nQuickly replace all your old CFL bulbs with LED bulbs that will give you all the added benefits of LED grow lights.\n\nPros:\n\nThey will fit into a standard light socket\nGreat for mixing and matching for creating your preferred spectrum\nCons:\n\nMultiple bulbs required\nA reflective hood may be required\nLED Light Spectrum\nThe best LED light spectrum is a controversial topic among growers. Most LED lights use a of mix blue and red diodes, with blue preferred for the vegetative state, while red light is preferred for the flowering stage. Blue and red light are used because these two lights drive plant photosynthesis while also being very efficient to produce. This leaves a large gap in the middle of the light spectrum with very few LED lights providing orange, green, and yellow diodes to cover said gap.\n\nThe debate lies in whether plants need these other colors. A plant can grow to incredible potentials with just red and blue light, however, despite the common belief, plants’ absorb green light. In fact, recent studies show that this light drives photosynthesis better than red. Unfortunately, green diodes are terrible at producing an efficient number of photons, and it’s best to avoid LEDs with them. This is why some growers still prefer HID lighting because HPS (High Pressure Sodium) bulbs spectrum delivers green, yellow, and orange light much more efficiently than LED creating a more efficient PAR spectrum.\n\n1 blue diode for every 3 red diodes is a great starting ratio and will deliver the best spectrum if you could only use one for the entire growing phase. Those that are looking to replace their CFLs will love the Cirrus EVO for that reason alone. You’ll often see white diodes which are fine, however, you will want to know what the temperature color of white diodes are. If they are between 5200-8300K then they are preferred for the vegetative state. If they are between 2700-3,750K then they are great for flowering.\n\nWhy You Should Grow With LED Grow Lights\nThey may cause the most confusion among growers and offer a higher learning curb, but that’s not stopping them from dominating homer growers’ gardens. They are currently the most affordable light in the long run, the bulbs last for decades, and they are very easy to install.\n\nMost growers will compare LED and HID grow lights when deciding which to use. Because LEDs are rapidly improving, it’s somewhat difficult to keep track of the gap that used to be between them. Most still believe that HID lights produce bigger yields per watt, but many growers that use LEDs believe they produce higher quality yields compared to HID grow lights.\n\nJust make sure you keep these lights decently far from your plants: 1-2 feet. For the precise distance make sure to check the manual that comes with the lights. LEDs with 1W chips can be closer (12”), but it’s much more common that you’ll have 3W and 5W chips which will push your distance closer to 18-24” away.\n\nLEDs are very directional and don’t spread out the light like a HID light so a PAR meter is advised. 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      "body": "Hi!\n\nThis may be basic for some but I wanted to try and break down in simple terms how plants get nourished and why the delivery method is how it is. We are going to talk about the the 4 fundamental things plants need for growth and survival. Minerals, Water, Sunlight, and CO2... We'll also talk a bit about Chlorophyll.\n\nIn a natual setting(in nature like on a hike) you will most likely see plants growing all around, some form or another. While different plants evolved and adapted to different climates(for example..deserts/rain-forests) they all still need the basics in some degree. \n\nMInerals: Naturally minerals come from different sources, too many to name here, however some of the more recognizable sources may be from a giant boulder that is slowly being eroded by time and weather, the circle of life..aka..plant or animal dies, bacteria break down the organic matter, minerals that are left over slowly become a part of the soil again. Seems pretty easy right? Ok, now that you got that, for our purposes, we are going to be more concerned with the minerals that are water soluble, also referred to as \"mineral salts\" kinda like that \"Pink Himalayan Sea Salt\" that someone you know uses for cooking(its supposed to be really good for you!!).  Notable mineral salts are nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, iron, copper, zinc, boron, manganese, and magnesium. These are the building blocks for all plant life, at least in some variation, and its not an exhaustive list. A grapevine for example requires 16 different trace elements  to survive and make that grape so we can have delicious wine. Mineral, mineral salts, elements/trace elements for our purposes are all the same. Means the same thing, just different words, maybe you have wondered what the difference is between trace element and mineral... basically nothing. Glad we cleared that up. If you actually want to know how those words are different go to school for 6+ years and become a scientist otherwise we're just trying to grow something in our backyard or home. \n\nWater: This is an easy one. So in the minerals section we talked about we need minerals that are water soluble. This is important because water is the delivery vehicle for the minerals. Through the roots of plants. The minerals now in the water are in such a small form that the tiny roots or hair looking parts of roots can take it up through a process called osmosis... or simply absorption, you may also hear the word \"up-take\".. they all mean the same thing.\n\nCO2: For plants, CO2 is essential in the production of glucose, which is a form of sugar. Glucose is the plants food. I know that sounds a bit weird but one of the remarkable things plants do is they technically manufacture their own food. The minerals and CO2 aren't food, that's just like I said earlier, the building blocks. If you're a workout person you may understand this analogy, its like creatine, it helps your body make the stuff to make your muscles big and strong. CO2 is absorbed through the plants \"stomata\" or tiny pores usually located on the underside of the plants leaves. This is where the plant inhales and exhales both CO2 and oxygen.  \n\nChlorophyll: Don't need to add it, plants come equipped. Chlorophyll is the central substance for photosynthesis to occur, only plants have it. Photosynthesis is the common name for the process of a plant creating food and energy for itself. \n\nSunlight: Easy one again. The one ingredient to rule them all... absolutely essential for a plant to make its food, the \"photo\" in photosynthesis. With CO2, minerals, and water; sunlight and chlorophyll provide the engine for glucose production. \n\n![photosynthesis1.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQma2ch4dYX8V4KLLxK8mBdj8DNVBmecCobjquSUpSddRiZ/photosynthesis1.jpg)\n\n So we as humans eat food and our bodies convert it into new cells and energy. Plants do not do this. They use photosynthesis to produce their own food. The food manufacturing process happens during the day while it get sun. then at night the plants distribute the glucose to the parts of the plant that need to grow ie. roots, leaves, stalks, berries, buds, etc. so it can get bigger and ultimately reproduce(in most cases). \n\nWhy all this is important is because with hydroponic growing, you can precisely control all of those things to grow a plant exactly the way you want to. Whether its tomatoes, marijuana, kale, basil, flowers, or whatever. And.. you aren't constrained to the limitations of time of day, region, or climate. You are in total control. What's cool about that is that you know EXACTLY what is in the food you are growing, or what you are putting in your body, or giving/selling to others.\n\nCheers!! I hope this helps... I'll try to post more of these as we go!! -Nat",
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      "body": "![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRt3HNMNq7saGXBx3wc5xZ6Xobqnsv3bRf8gzLzdb7VMA/image.png)\n\nGrow tent growing is the fastest and easiest way to get started growing indoors!\nIf you asked any gardener if it was harder to grow plants inside or outside, the majority would overwhelmingly say inside. That’s not to say growing indoors doesn’t come with incredible benefits, nor does it mean that outdoor plants are always superior. Plants have evolved to thrive in an outside environment. When you’re growing indoors, you’re essentially creating a mini-environment in your house that looks like your outside environment and this creates more room for errors.\n\nThere is no better way to create your mini-artificial environment than by starting with a grow tent that is designed for all the factors that will go into creating your indoor environment\n\nBenefits of Grow Tents\nThere are a lot of environmental factors that go into growing strong and vigorous plants. 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But many new to growing indoors struggle with just trying to keep their environmental factors stable.\n\nWithout a doubt, the best reason to grow with a grow tent is they are designed to make creating and controlling these environmental conditions easy.\n\nBut the benefits don’t stop there:\n\nEnergy efficient – Grow tents have reflective walls that will improve your lighting efficiency.\nEasy setup – With grow tents you won’t have to alter your house by making holes to hang lights, modifying a closet, etc. You will also save time and effort because a DIY setup, while cheap, requires a lot of work to be effective.\nSeparate growing phases – Plants require different durations of lights on/off depending on their growth stage. This means you can’t mix a plant that’s in flowering with a plant that’s in the vegetative stage. 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If you plan to use 1000 watts of lights or more it’s recommended to move up to a tent that is at least 7’ tall.\n\nOur tip for new growers is really watch your height. A 6’ tent may seem really tall until you calculate your plants’ height, grow media height, how far down the light is required to hang, and distance of light from plants – powerful LEDs may require up to 2’.\n\nLength and width – 4’  x 4’ and 3’ x 3’ are the two most popular sizes because they give a square shape for an even light footprint, as well they can house multiple pants – 4 to 8 full-size plants. The one negative of a grow tent that is a perfect square, is they are more difficult to fit into closets. That’s why we offer a wide range of grow tents with different lengths and widths. A 2 x 3 and 2 x 4 grow tent will fit most closets well.\n\nOther factors to consider when choosing a grow tent\nFabric – You will want a durable fabric that is 100% reflective. 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