FCC Approval 18W Vertical LED Grow Lights Indoor For Tomatoes

Product Description

Vertical farm grow light led white purple red blue 22w full spectrum cannabis vegetable succulents mushroom tomato tube

Applications  

Widely used in vertical growing. The light is full spectrum so that you can grow what you want to grow like vegetable, cannabis, etc in the vertical farm. High efficiency up to 3.4μmol/Joule. Vegetable includeding eggplant, tomato, broccoli, spinach, pepper plants, etc.

Vertical farming is a new type of indoor planting method. Its emergence is to solve the full use of resources and space. It adopts soilless hydroponic cultivation, which can convert sewage into electricity, greatly reducing energy costs and providing more food.

As a mid-range product, this model has the best balance with planting efficiency in terms of purchase cost, use cost and maintenance cost.

Product Advantages

 
1. Vertical light tube for the weed growing, such as seedling, vegging .flowering. Growers can also grow vegetable such as eggplant, tomato, broccoli, spinach, pepper plants, etc.
2. Easy to install on your Fulton indoor products.
3. Users can Indiviually use also.
4. Controller supported, daisy chain controlling, up to 60 grow lights can be controlled by a controller.
5. OEM & ODM manufacturer with high R&D technology. Support customization for spectrum, power, length, etc.
6. 5 years warranty, Users can avoid the worries of quality problems when using

Tech Specs

 
Q&A
 
I've Heard That LED Grow Lights Don't Work, Why?
Unfortunately, some LED grow light manufacturers will market the benefits of LED technology into a product, add a very low price tag, and built a light that is incapable of providing the power necessary to stimulate enhanced plant growth, leaving a bad impression for any grower. We wrote a blog just for you called "How to Buy the Right LED Grow Light For You", outlining how you can narrow down your options to get the best bang for your buck.
 
Which LED Grow Light Spectrum Is Best for Cannabis?
Data suggests that cannabis on a cellular level performs chlorophyll absorption and photosynthesis at almost every wavelength of light. Meaning that a full spectrum solution that replicated the sun would provide more usable light to the plant over a split spectrum. This is so each of the plant's chlorophyll can function at the same capacity, resulting in a taller, stronger, and more florid plant.