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Since this is my first T5 bloom, the AgroMax bulbs are more in the yellow color, and I'm just curious, is this the bloom bulbs normal color? They been on long enough to come to full lumens. Just curious. Great contrast with the two grow bulbs in the center. :D
This will also be a test on the AgroMax for future T5 grows. Now I wanna get a 48x8 down the road!!! :S2:
How about a couple of photos to show what I'm talking about. Nice and dense branches!! :D I'm going to do some more bending out of the branches slowly so the will work with in the space. I thinking good things so far!! :420thought:
Aloha,looks like the same color as mine.The only thing I did different was to stager the bulbs.Just finished my first under T5s I think they came out ok for my first.Good luck! Aloha
Looks like they're 3000K. More yellow and green they have. 2700K looks bit more orange.
First picture 2500K+7600K+6500K
Second picture 2700K and 6500K
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anyone have a link for agromax 2700k bulbs i need 8 and cant find em online.thanks much!
htgsupply.com
thanks
Is this enuff lumens for two hydro babies? TIA :)
I'd love to see Gypski roll that T5 using Pentron color T5HO lights - pure blue and pure red.
Too bad they're almost 80 bucks PER TUBE. :(
$29 + $10 shipping at www.advanced techlighting.com.
Not saying it pertains to these tubes, but years ago an engineer and gardner compared specialty agro-tubes vs. all-purpose tubes. The agro tubes had the better spectrum profile, but the all-purpose had superior over-all flux density (if that is the correct term) and out-performed in real-world tests as well.
I wonder the same about these bulbs.
"Price valid until 03/01/2009"Quote:
Originally Posted by RackitMan
It helps to read the entire page first. :) Cheapest I've found is 48 dollars per blue tube 4ft.