Can This 12watt LED Grow Light Actually Grow A Plant?

[@camore5422]

This plant must be massive now!

[@nubie1100]

I made my own before out of normal LEDs and it worked fine I used 80% red 20% blue 100 LEDs . I grew lettuce for my tortoise not weed ;-)

[@SleestaksRule]

Haha, I grew lettuce for my animals too but that was because it bolted.

[@nubie1100]

@@SleestaksRule ..haha no I really did. But I did try weed after tho and that worked too :-) finished it off in the garden :-) haha

[@jeffavery5278]

your tortoise would love you more if it were devil lettuce....lol

[@iamaoi3687]

Red light is better for flowering, you want more blue

[@dk-nj3je]

lol

[@JasonTDolan]

It's amazing the difference the light makes! Now I understand why my seedlings don't grow and the few that do all die in a few days.. Scottish weather, Rain every day and no sunshine. I'm going to buy one of these lamps and try again!

[@dtraindaimyo3377]

Hey, hopefully I'm not too late but if you want some tips and mistakes I made using lights here they are: If you're growing high-light garden herbs like oregano, cilantro, etc... Definitely go for at least 2x 24w bulbs. As a rule of thumb you want 20-35 watts per square foot for a sun-loving plant. This guy is placing the lights way too close to the plant, I made that mistake, they'll eventually burn the leaves. You want to read the manufacturers note that comes with the bulb to get the right height, but with an LED it's at the very least 25cm above the plant. Also, never mist the plant the light on, especially if it's close to the bulb, it'll burn the shit out of the leaves, I killed an entire plant like that. Cheers, happy growing.

[@sickvic3909]

Hey thanks, my legal weed was burning leaves at 2'' ( 1 grow t-12 and 1 reg fluorescent) moved up to about 10" they look better. Couldn't figure out at first, you confirmed it.

[@dtraindaimyo3377]

Troublein 421 Troublein 421 Wrong growing LEDs should be used to the manufacturers specs, they all are calibrated differently via the optics, however it's usually for around 25cm. CFLs don't burn a plant nearly as easy can be placed close like you said, but even with CFLs over 50w I personally wouldn't recommend closer than 10cm. I've had issues with cilantro going close which is far more sensitive than the bud you're growing, it's my canary. I was talking about misting mainly anyway, because misting while the light is on allows light to pass through the droplets on the leaves, which concentrates the energy to a single point on the leaf like a magnifying glass.

[@dtraindaimyo3377]

Sick Vic 10 inches is a little high for a flourscent, go more like 4-6. I was talking LEDs when I said 25cm. My bad, but if 10" is still working for you that's cool too I guess.

[@techcheck5019]

The new lighting technology really is especially handy for people in places like UK, Northern Europe, Russia etc. Now you can literally grow anything inside.

[@smygulf]

Dude your cannabis looks soo wierd!

[@shanefarris3061]

soundog genesisproject that's not weed.

[@fredc8618]

Shane Farris seriously?? looks dank no?

[@teamocanabis5259]

soundog genesisproject ciao

[@jesusmontemayor5260]

hahahhaaha

[@817Moon]

Bushy, & it looks like he does a little bit of low stress training to me

[@sonofevil77]

I use that light on my Meyer lemon indoors for the winter. It works wonderful.

[@MorrowSind]

You should put a plant under a regular 12-watt white bulb and maybe one in the sun as a control group to compare the difference in growth between those mentioned and the 12-watt L.E.D. grow bulb.

[@sodaman2006]

This is good for small plants. When you grow taller and bushier plants you will have to move the light further away. You will need more wattage and a wider angle LEDs to get light to all the leaves.

[@vioricawang8479]

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[@MIgardener]

Awesome! That little light would be killer for a desktop grow system with herbs or lettuce. Way to go!

[@SleestaksRule]

+MIgardener | Simple Organic Gardening & Sustainable Living I'm sure it would do good with herbs if you keep trimming them. It's not very expensive and outlasts a CFL. We'll see how it goes.

[@RaptorRotorHead]

Yes it can. I used 20, eight watt lights that grew a plant 41 inches tall, used 160 watts of electricity for a 1000 watts of light output. With a lux output of 50,000 my buddy's sodium lights only made 25000 lux output. I have videos.

[@aarongreer7120]

I wanna see this!!!! My IG m.g7ee7z

[@brittaneyverkuyl8521]

This video gives me a few ideas for some experiments of my own.

[@ludasmatyi1907]

Weeeeeee................ D

[@reckitralph1802]

see if it will make U taller ? 🤣

[@UgotThemWorms]

Weed is so goddamn legal in Portland theres a dispensary on ever street corne(believe that, only a slight exaggeration ) i tend to wonder how the fuck they sell it all! Legalization sucks, stopped smoking...no fun anymore, I do enjoy growing in my backyard however, just nothing to do with harvest!

[@ludasmatyi1907]

I just wonder my led set up! I put 7 ( Parabolic Aluminized Reflector) PAR38 14W 6400K led light ($15each) for 3 of plants,(weed) 2 of them SpecialQueen1 and one MomsterMash auto and the results are just amaizing! They grow big healthy leaves like 5-6 inches wide and with a massive strain thick like my finger, just amaizing!! They grow really fast like faster then under the sunlight!! And yes a good soil mixture also provided!! :) Geranium soil + coco coir+ perlit!! In a 10L bucket, holes drilled on bottom for watering !! Just WOW!! :D And now just started to deploy "low stress trainin" for even better results!! Fingers crossed!! :)

[@lostsheep9391]

@@UgotThemWorms you'll regret saying that if you live where it's illegal. Don't take things for granted.

[@spectredaemon554]

I have a 36W bulb from a different seller, looks really similar, but it's really awesome.

[@alanthealien6859]

yes it works, as long as you keep your light cycle right.

[@khristonhill4674]

which is how long

[@vioricawang8479]

Hi,do you want to try our new led grow light?

[@MsNooneinparticular]

I have a double gooseneck 20 watt LED lamp thing like this but didn't know it was supposed to be THIS CLOSE! Interesting.

[@tangobayus]

6-packs of 5000K 60w replacement LED bulbs are about $10 at Lowes now. Good for foliage. Keep them close to maximize yield.

[@dylxnchn]

*yall are talking ab weed but im over here just trying to see if a plant really needs a grow light. Like smh yall*

[@sstmoadwn]

😂🙌🏻

[@dylxnchn]

@@bdc211 oo thanks

[@dylxnchn]

@@bdc211 oh okay

[@bdc211]

@@dylxnchn sorry.. i was being a dick... a grow light is important for plants that need "full sun".. 6500k cfl bulb will be your cheapest, most effective at keeping a house plant alive during off seasons... there is alot more variables tho than just lighting, to keep a healthy plant indoors.. temps, humidity preasure levels, and soil mixes are equally as important.... plants need proper spectrum light on their leaves to photosynthesize, which is the basis for the plant to feed... humidity and temperature will play a role in how the plant cools itself, which will effect its ability of transfering nutrients through its lil plant body....

[@bdc211]

@@dylxnchn then your soil mix will be the "bowl of food" your plant eats from.... keeping npk nutrients neutral in your potting mix is the best starting point.. just pick a premade potting mix from the store thatll match up with the plant you want to have... thats pretty much the basics..... hope this helps...

[@MetaView7]

you could have done a parallel plant with CFL and compare the result. The window sill one is not a fair comparison.

[@goku445]

still an interesting comparaison.

[@tforever5700]

im using 7watt daylight growing my 60 chinese kale but the place is covered with 100%aluminium coated paper

[@FlyingArmBarU]

The answer to this is an obvious yes before the video even starts. A plant can grow in 10% of its usual light requirement, fruiting or flowering will not be too impressive though.

[@rupinderdutta5117]

Yes it does as i used it before to germinate any kind of seeds

[@valeriesanchez3074]

I love LEDs they are perfect. Now just waiting on my northern lights seeds to arrive and I can start my little farm 😁

[@macedo9621]

Do you know much about growing with leds?

[@nukubu9379]

Have I smoked to much or does this strain look like a bean plant?

[@kaymobe2]

Nukubu it’s a new strain called Boston Baked

[@SpicyChickenSandwich420]

You can grow a plant under any light. Light energy is light energy. Its just a matter of the quality and amount of light to how healthy and quickly the plant will grow. One time my mom found a weed plant growing out of the bathroom floor mat under a standard cfl that was in the ceiling. Haha the bathroom was where i smoked before i came out as a stoner and i mustve dropped a seed onto the mat

[@speciale3007]

Funny looking weed bro

[@jamesmoore4776]

The Bo

[@unexplainedmysteries9540]

There are new strains coming out that do not have the classic sharp edged leaves. Looks more like basil or a garden hedge.

[@itgetsbetter9636]

Fucking funny bro

[@bayleneason3620]

That's not weed

[@MrRBMods]

Bean weed makes me fart

[@thespianfree217]

In the first grade our teacher had us grow lima beans. She put them in small cups of dirt, then stuck them in the closet with no light at all. When she checked on them they all had a good amount of foliage!!

[@WisconsinEric]

I always wondered about those blue/red LED lights.... It seems the newer generation of LEDs called "High CRI" (High Color Rendering Index) used in high end flashlights would be much better. The small Zebralight brand flashlight I have carried for 3-4yrs is rated at 85 CRI. That basically means it accurately reproduces 85% of the Suns natural light spectrum. It basically looks like daylight, with Zero blue or red tint.

[@SleestaksRule]

+WisconsinEric I've been testing out a few LED flashlights and love them. My favorite is by Durapower - 500 lumen and rechargeable with a USB connection. My least favorite is also by the same company which they just sent me. It's a spotlight that is supposed to be 320 lumen and it's awful. I'd love to try some of the higher end ones.

[@WisconsinEric]

***** Again they look just like daylight, none of that blue tint found in nearly all LED flashlights. I also have a Zebralight High CRI headlamp. The High CRI LEDs are far easier on my eyes when camping as my eyes become adjusted to the natural light from the campfire and candles... Blue and purple tinted headlamps are a complete buzzkill under those conditions as they seem harsh and completely unnatural to me, and they do more to temporarily destroy my night vision. There are also "neutral" and "warm" tinted LED flashlights/headlamps on the market, but not all of them are High CRI.

[@TheRamrod3001]

Thank you for the video. I have a plant in my cubicle and need to get it some grow light help

[@mediamaker2000]

That looks like a great little grow light! I may have to pick some of those up! I give this a dark green thumbs up!

[@petersworld7376]

excellent , greetings from the Netherlands.

[@ludasmatyi1907]

I just wonder my led set up! I put 7 ( Parabolic Aluminized Reflector) PAR38 14W 6400K led light ($15each) for 3 of plants,(weed) 2 of them SpecialQueen1 and one MomsterMash auto and the results are just amaizing! They grow big healthy leaves like 5-6 inches wide and with a massive strain thick like my finger, just amaizing!! They grow really fast like faster then under the sunlight!! And yes a good soil mixture also provided!! :) Geranium soil + coco coir+ perlit!! In a 10L bucket, holes drilled on bottom for watering !! Just WOW!! :D And now just started to deploy "low stress trainin" for even better results!! Fingers crossed!! :)

[@ericengels8239]

what distance between the light and plants ?

[@ludasmatyi1907]

@@ericengels8239 1 feet, (25-30cm) but not more, by the way, you can use led reflectors (they aslo cheap) with SMD chips with the same results with different Wattage from 30-50 or more watts, and the 4000Kelvin for vegetative and flowering stage as well!! Have a good one! ;) Update 27.06.21 I just moves the PAR38 LED-s over 1 feet abd they'r more effective! Now they'r like 2 foot away and they produce much more light to the plants, so keep them away (PAR38 LEDS) around 2 foot from plants. :)

[@shaunxthexmod777]

hi do you think! that light would keep herbs alive over winter, Thinking in getting two. to keep my parsley and basil alive? and fresh!

[@SleestaksRule]

I wouldn't get one like this. Get a 45watt flat panel by Kingbo. They are about $30.

[@ledgrowlightmarijuana9825]

we have special led grow light, nice looking, full spectrum.

[@vivekmrai]

Plants grow well in broad spectrum lights and the color or red and blue help it grow better compared to a cfl

[@SleestaksRule]

Yes, I was using CFL before I switched to LED.

[@mharsha046]

hi i have double flower hibiscus can u say how many watts grow light is rered for hibiscus tropical which is potted

[@juannosequeponeraqui]

I use a 6W led bulb with 6500k and they're growing very good..

[@jamieyang9043]

We are looking forward to hear from you .Thank you! God bless you.

[@RainbowGardens]

What is the height of the light? It looks about the same length of a standard light bulb? Does it fit into a standard light socket?Thanks.

[@SleestaksRule]

+Rainbow Gardens The height of the light should be zero once it gets going or as close as possible. On Amazon it says 2-3 feet which is a joke. Yes, standard socket and actually runs at 7.9 watts. I guess my goal here is to produce a few beans without any external light although I have T12 light all around the room which means nothing. My best guess is that the bottom portion of the plant will start to fail and drop leaves as it grows. I don't care. I'm giving it a chance.

[@RainbowGardens]

***** Oops, I guess I should have asked, how long is the actual bulb? About 6 inches or so?

[@VisserJoost]

+Rainbow Gardens a led-light has little leds , can't compare it with a normal fitting or something. I'm not really sure what you're asking .... Hope you'll find out (and enjoy). ✌

[@handuong8413]

I really love your video. It helped me a lot for my project about Biology. Sorry if my English is bad. Thank you for this vid

[@noortronixofficial5429]

Which seed is this..?

[@symmetra2163]

Beans

[@CMX96]

Have you ever done an update on this? Done a scan of your channel but couldn’t find any, nice work by the way, thanks!

[@dafreshest420]

I was actually looking on how far to put my CFL bulbs from my plant

[@DevonWayne]

CFL generates heat. You dont want CFL closer to plants, as the heat is damaging. Same for HID and metal halide, even hotter, keep them further. That's why people dont use incandescent... at that point you're basically using a heater not a light.

[@dafreshest420]

I do agree with you tho people say get it as close as you can, that shit will toast in 2 minutes. you need bushy structures with CFLs 100watts of cfl can grow and flower 1 plant. that plants canopy should only be 2-3 feet so fit as many nodes as you can in that, right now I have a plant with 7 nodes and I didnt even top it.

[@erichood3650]

Charlie Day CFLs don't put off that much heat you can put them within 8 inches

[@nitwit2367]

CFLS!

[@JeffreyViews]

You can safely place your CFL bulbs as close as three inches away without doing the plants any harm.

[@aquaticspasticp5024]

CFL reptile bulbs are fucking amazing for getting frosty buds at a low energy cost they have plenty of UV for increasing THC levels, use as side lighting that way you can use them vertically and try and fix a homemade reflector aswell and you'll get bottom nugs frosty and slightly fatter for making hash or concentrates just remember to have the side lights at a certain distance for you'll have your buds growing slightly horizontal if your side lighting is stronger than the main grow light from above but this isn't too much of a problem for the very bottom nugs for they will barley be getting much light at all form the main light. if anyone else has done this method specifically with any white strains please comment how it went...

[@pickerick1]

Man that is a awesome little light Slees. Very cool!

[@snoutysnouterson]

What is a slee?

[@johncooper1416]

i have a friend who uses this light in a fridgeorator box he had a 6month veg that was 2x as big as my 2 month veg with a 1000w Mh

[@TheLostOne172]

is the bean plant still under the light?

[@SleestaksRule]

No. It was gone about in August. Would be nice if plants could go on and on.

[@TheLostOne172]

I grow weird plants in comparison to beans some of them live 50 years and kill rats.

[@randomrazr]

?do u need it on 24/7 to grow plants?

[@ElfBroYaHa]

I think most low heat light can grow plants (depending on plant type) if you place it close enough

[@arianziaei7578]

My grow light is just purple is it something i have to worry about

[@ultimategaming9843]

Sir do i have to turn on the light every time or turn them off in nights?

[@rustyshackleford7288]

nice demo

[@keving1774]

it would be nice for a comparison of natural light or high pressure sodium lamp

[@techcheck5019]

"natural light" is like saying natural heat. No offense but it isn't scientific, all light is the same. Light is just electromagnetic energy, the sun is emitting it as a black body (identical as an incandescent bulb). Other lights like CFL and LED don't produce all the wavelengths equally, they emit more of one type of light than other (most of the time this is deliberate). Such as in the grow lights being mostly red with a bit of blue, it's because plants use these colours and have been found to not use green or other things like infrared or UV. You can stand under the sun and feel some nice infrared light, or stand under a powerful halogen and feel the exact same thing, hope that makes sense. Both are actually identical, you are feeling infrared light. Some things are produced in our environment by themselves, but we start a lot of them ourselves to use them (just how we burn wood in a fireplace).

[@vioricawang8479]

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[@lutkedog1]

Can you smoke Beans?

[@favoriteyoutubechannel2613]

grew 3 grams

[@umbratherios5614]

Really a neat vid :) and informational!

[@tpgsoldier]

A regular 6500k cfl 11-13 watt bulb can veg a much larger plant and quickly too. You dont need to waste $20 on this.

[@malinko35]

for real?

[@robweese]

Yes, actually.

[@bdc211]

Hes right... However, leds do pretty well.. This set up is small, but for about 70 bucks, with mars, or viperspectra, you can get great leds that will kill cfls.... I have a 300w viperspectra (80bucks) that i started two mango light cannabis seeds (cresco lab genetics). it vegged it till it out grew a small grow tent, i moved to plants outside for the summer and yielded right at a pound of dried smoke.... That was a bout a month ago i harvested.... Leds do well for thw money and power consumption.. You can run a indoor garden for less cost than a space heater.... Cheers!

[@BlackJedi169]

B. C. For £70 or $70 you are better of building your own grow light than buying one of those crappy Mars lights...... look how far Mars is from the sun....if you buy one of them you will end up modding it....

[@stevokaidale5400]

might work for beans guys and maybe other plants flowers etc but before all you potheads go rushing out do your research I agree these might be good for pot seedlings if you gave em one each but I strongly doubt much past seedling stage from what ive tested these run very hot and are subject to burn out with over use

[@plainsavage5369]

Stevokai Dale u drunk

[@cuuhcuhh5364]

How far do u have to place it from the bulb

[@NoahNobody]

Those are drawing at most 1W per LED (probably less). You would need at least 3W LED models for better range penetration.

[@ajescott523]

Noah Nobody lol. i just watched his videos as well. 3 watts is prime. though a cob is much better all around for penetrarion and footprint, be it you just watched that one guys 20 minute vids about white vs red/blue....? lol. he stated the same thing

[@ripodop112]

What is the actual power draw with this on your Kill-A-Watt?

[@SleestaksRule]

+Erik Sweet Just tested it and it came out at 10.1watts. I have another that has 10 red and 2 blue and that one comes up at 7.7watts.

[@ripodop112]

Thanks! And 10w is great. I just returned a "36W" equivalent that had actual draw of 8.2. Great video too. I have been looking for more non-marijuana hydroponics growers :)

[@SleestaksRule]

Erik Sweet They dial them down so the LED last longer. A company sent me a couple LED household bulbs to test a few days ago that are 8watts/equal to 60watt incandescent. I tried them and they were 8 watts on the dot. I'll try to update this bean plant asap since it actually is getting beans now. That's fast!

[@ripodop112]

+SleestaksRule They should dial them down a LITTLE to make it last longer and no blow up in smoke, but you the actual power consumption should be 70-80% of the 'advertised' wattage. The advertised wattage for grow lights is simply what the actual LED is capable of [supposedly...]. The problem is they usually go cheap on the driver [power supply], which is the expensive part, so if you have a '36w bulb' [Ie: 36W of LEDs] but a 10w driver, you're not going to actually draw 36watts, but few than ten. There is NO consistency in the business and it's easy to just lie. The only way to actual tell is our wonderful friend the kill-o-watt [Or to maybe look at the parts...] As for the household bulbs. The advertised wattage is almost always the actual power draw. However when they say 'equal to 60watt incandescent' they're talking about lumen output. Anyway, that's my understanding. Regardless, thanks for the wattage info! I'll be subscribing!

[@codyykwgo4214]

I'm using a 44 watt regular light bulb to try and grow but I don't think its gonna work. Any ideas as of how I can improve in the mean time till I get the proper equipment

[@TimberwolfKent]

Will a 4' LED shop light (4500 lumens/40W) grow indoor gardens?

[@SleestaksRule]

I have about 6 of the Lights Of America ones from Walmart which are heavy duty and worth the price. Super bright. I haven't tried for growing but have been replacing all my shop lights with them so far.

[@TimberwolfKent]

I'm doing a test, I guess you could say. Seeing if it's even possible to use them. If not ill just return and get something more conventional

[@SleestaksRule]

I know these would be great for seed starting. You'd need a few months to test them out totally. But then you can't return.

[@TimberwolfKent]

SleestaksRule it's got a year warranty ill try and play it the right way lol. I'm doing a few various size clones and starting a new plant from seed

[@Pseudoplasmagore]

Have you done the test, Kent? If so, how did it go? Sounds interesting!

[@lostsheep9391]

I'm bout to grow alot of weed man 😇😇😇😇😇

[@stanglova86]

Will a 100 watt do well?how many hours do you leave them on?

[@lewistmt1]

Hey guys. I have an 18watt light. Im growing Venus flytrap and lemon trees from seed. What distance would you recommend I have the lights from the seeds or 1inch tall plants? Any advice would be appreciated

[@joshuamarshall7927]

Venus fly traps??? Cool!!!! Keep them under a full spectrum bulb or CFLs in the 6500k range and it will flourish, you can also use a led grow light! Enjoy your plants hopefully they grew, sorry for the late response

[@Arizzaable]

i wanna plant it but what shoukd be an optimal distance between plants and light? why i saw you put far and one put the light so closer to the plnat? is they any different?

[@xybersurfer]

is there a reason why you don't leave these lights on 24/7 ?

[@oDarkn6sss]

How long should the light stay on, like 24 hours? Plz help

[@SleestaksRule]

They stopped selling this light over a year ago. They are all not made the same.

[@primieramalantutada2194]

Can this red/blue grow light can be used on my orchids? I really need help... i have lots of orchids like vandas, cattleyas, dendrobiums and phaleanopsis...i placed them on my balcony for a very long time and they used to bloom every month and they are very very healthy... But my jealous neighbor blocked the sun light from entering my balcony since then my orchids stop blooming for a month even for a year and some of them died already i really felt bad for my orchids i have them for 12 years and they are part of my family i need your suggestion.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@11bayrat]

Is there anything wrong with keep the light on all the time?

[@shanefarris3061]

No I leave my lights on 24 7 and they grow faster. Then switch to 12 12 when ready to flower your marry Jane.

[@stettan1754]

Do you know why leaves start turning yellow after a couple weeks with the LED bulb? I place the light source about 18" above the plant.

[@jcja902]

Roll that shit up 👌 Puff puff pass to the left sun side🌿🚬

[@ИванИванович-ы6щ6й]

Ok. One plant can grow under 12 watts. Size of a plant area approximately 10 by 10 cm. It means you need 1200 watts per square meter. It is typical intensity of Sun in summer. Can your plant grow under extremely low light for example 1 watt per plant? Can you figure out this number?

[@tutorialcreator8250]

the grow light and local market light are same or different

[@AmenIamHotepRA]

*Thanks for sharing!*

[@RICHROOFER1]

Suggested height: 2ft ~ 3ft (distance from plants) is what the manufactur says

[@SleestaksRule]

+RICHROOFER1 Yeah, but that's too far. Keep it as close as possible. I'll probably have it higher above it as the leaves spread out so it covers more.

[@janeblake3144]

Question: would this help seeds to germinate? Mostly flower seeds.

[@marcoantonio078]

Germination is best done in the dark, my advice for fast high success rate germination is drop your seeds into a glass of water overnight, next day or so move the now germ'd seed into paper towelon a saucer or bowl, soak with water then the day after that use a pencil make a small hole in soildrop the seed in untill it is covered leaving ionly the the seed casing visible. In have pretty much 100% success rate using this method.

[@cervezatoledo9634]

hey thanks for the video, i was wondering why did you let the bean 16 hours?, and another question, when you compare the led bean vs the natural light bean, the result was that the natural light was better?

[@SleestaksRule]

I run all my indoor grow lights 16 hours on, 8 hours off. Lettuce you can get away with 12/12. The LED one did better than the natural light but the natural light was only on a widow sill which is why it stretched.

[@teetoo6224]

Thank for this video,, I got long stem and 2 small leaves after few day it die ,, can u advice what is wrong?

[@kenclarke4906]

So the Window plant was seedling at the same time as indoor plant?.. If so, why are they in different size potters if you are making a comparison? Just Sayin.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

90% of comments “cannabis”

[@victorkalbskopf]

would it be great to have a 'probe' in normal sunlight to have some kind of comparison to what extent the light influenced the growing. Yes, it obviously helped, but whats the comparison to normal daylight....

[@adityaagungprasetyo7026]

How long do you use this grow light for a day? 24 hours non stop or not?

[@1nonlyg69]

Really sweet little BulB.? As a kid I used all kinds of little grow bulbs..even flood lights lol..but these daze r gettin wild..pretty cool..But still luv my HPS n T5,s peace bud (G69)

[@totoff92]

10 days are not enough for a real test ; and u need a reference in natural light too in the same time!

[@tylerrhino]

Very nice i hope my peppers do as well as your beans

[@scrublord95]

buy a bunch wile on sale and use a multi bulb lamp and have a 48 watt or a large area 12.

[@donthompson9862]

whynot use one 13watt cfl from walmart.. 6 packs 2 bucks

[@BigHenFor]

Don Thompson Daylight rated lamps are expensive

[@dtroystopper2]

Because 13 watts from a CFL is different than 13 Watts from an LED is different than 13 Watts from an HID is different than 13 watts from an incandescent.. it all depends on the bulb type.

[@1invag]

@@dtroystopper2 no 13 watts is 13 watts lol. Thr light produced and the type of bulb used will effect plant growth. But the wattage is the wattage, has nothing to do with how well something will grow something. Just comes down to the spectrum of light the bulb emits and its par rating. Wattage, lux, lumens... all meaningless with regards photosynthesis lol. Wattage is just how much energy it uses, lux and lumens are just brightness as precieved by the human eye.

[@DaleCalderCampobello]

Amazing growth in only 10 days.

[@SleestaksRule]

+Dale Calder Dale, It already has beans. I planted about April 1 (I need to check) and it got it's first bean a few days ago. I'll make a quick video tomorrow which would be 3 weeks since I filmed this.

[@1ndestructable]

+SleestaksRule please don't forget about the update.

[@SleestaksRule]

+Anwar Marwan I'll have it up tomorrow. I got 4 more lights in from different companies to show too.

[@1ndestructable]

+SleestaksRule awesome! looking forward to it.

[@werwaswiesojederman5973]

24w led for Marihuana is this possible? thanks

[@Windragon76]

Thank you for the demonstration and the video.

[@lisettemartinez7705]

I'm growing some trees from seeds I was wondering with this kind of light help the seeds germinate or it doesn't make it matter at this point until they grow

[@unplugged3325]

Lisette Martinez ik it was 6 months ago but keep your seedling in a dark spot until it sprouts up out the soil then put the light on it but a lot of people have different methods just find the one that works best

[@braydenkenney3313]

Depends on the plant actually. Some plants need a shallow sow and some light. Some need darkness. Look up your particular plants germination instructions.

[@williamjames7880]

Where to find this bulb. I need 2

[@davecrookham2903]

How much does it cost to run the light per day in the uk cheers & thanks for a great Video 😄

[@68046Matt]

12 watts is about what a nightlight would take, so approximately .0001 penny a day lol

[@ssaxe01s]

Assuming 16 hrs per day use, it's actually ~1 unit (kwh) of electricity per 5 and half days. at 15c a unit, it's 2.7c a day or 10 dollars a year.

[@damnsixteen16]

You didnt explain how to settle the light where to hang and what else should we buy to hang the light

[@vioricawang8479]

Hello ,are you interested in our new led grow light？

[@jansontoh2934]

Is it battery operated?

[@SleestaksRule]

I bet it could be.

[@GunnyPerrero]

Have you tried using led t8 lights?

[@gunnardegard1154]

Would this LED light strong enough for 1 singel cannabis plant..??? Thanks for all answers

[@SleestaksRule]

No way. It is very weak and that's why I wanted to see if it even work to grow anythang.

[@PlayJewel]

I got a light that looks the same but lots more leds and light, rated at 80w. Havnt tested it out tho.

[@kronikphase]

What strain is this ?

[@SleestaksRule]

It's new. We call it Q.

[@WETDOGBR]

Is this really the best set up for the plant? 16h/day on 8h/day off? or it's just a guess?

[@vincentalvarez4442]

Jarlei Sassi correct

[@ajescott523]

Jarlei Sassi nope. if you are growing a specific "herb", you are looking at 18/6 for vegg. 12/12 for flower. the blue led's promote short stalky growth, the red generates expansion and fruit.

[@Lemuriarose]

Do u use any lamp stand?