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01-08-2007, 05:28 AM #1OPSenior Member
If 6500K is best for Veg why are MH lamps 4200K???
Most of the searching I've done shows the majority of Metal Halide lamps to be 4000 k - 4200 k temp range...I had to get a 6500 K MH through a aquarium store. So, if the commonly held belief that 6500 K is better for vegetative growth, why are they so hard to find???
doco Reviewed by doco on . If 6500K is best for Veg why are MH lamps 4200K??? Most of the searching I've done shows the majority of Metal Halide lamps to be 4000 k - 4200 k temp range...I had to get a 6500 K MH through a aquarium store. So, if the commonly held belief that 6500 K is better for vegetative growth, why are they so hard to find??? :confused: Rating: 5
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01-08-2007, 05:43 AM #2Senior Member
If 6500K is best for Veg why are MH lamps 4200K???
Well, you are right, but here is a website that explains...scroll down to Metal Halide...B And for finding the color, try bulbs.com or just look up the type and exact range you want to find. http://progressivegardening.com/plantgrowinglights.html
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