120 Degree Vertical LED Vegetable Grow Lights For Cannabis

Product Description

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

Applications

LED Tomato Grow Lights

Vine plants, similar to tomatoes and cucumbers, are basically the first choice for all growers to start planting. Due to their unique habits and environmental requirements, growers generally use fences to increase the number of plantations per unit area. This just makes it impossible for the lower part of the plant to get enough light for effective photosynthesis, which makes the yield unsatisfactory. From the seedling stage, the demand for light from cucumbers or tomatoes is very high. Growers are also need to ensure 14-18 hours of light exposure at the seedling stage even growing in greenhouses. 

Flowering Grow Light

red light is highly effective at regulating growth and development for plants. Red light helps to flower and fruit and prolong flowering. It can greatly enhance the photosynthesis of plants and promote the growth of plants.

Product Advantages

Controller supported, daisy chain controlling, up to 60 grow lights can be controlled by a controller.

5 years warranty, Users can avoid the worries of quality problems when using

Dimmable power.

Vertical farm lighting products containing infrared,

Tech Specs

Q&A

How much space do you have or need?

One of the perks of vertical farming is that growing racks allow you to make very efficient use of very little space. We’ve seen smart vertical farming setups make growing in the middle of a crowded city or a small complex attainable. However, what may seem like the smallest factors (like fixture mounting heights) have the potential to impact your farm’s viability. That’s why working with trusted partners like Current is critical to your success: we can get you started on the right path with a free light plan, amongst other things.

What can be grown in vertical farms?

Corn, okra, Brussels sprouts, and sunflowers are ideal candidates for vertical farming. They naturally grow vertically and do not need any support. In fact, these tall plants can themselves serve as a support system for lightweight vines. Greens like lettuce, kale, and basil also have a place in your vertical garden.