ViparSpectra XS1500 Series LED Grow Light Unboxing - First look, wattage tests and Cephalotus Tour

[@desertplantsofavalon]

The ViparSpectra XS1500 Grow light looks amazing and your Cephalotus collection is really incredible, thanks so much for sharing Brad and sending you lots of love and PLANT POWER from across the Emerald Isle XXXX

[@johnbiggles9015]

Great vid keep up the great work

[@chevyvega6622]

out of all the lights used, which had the best effects on the cephalotus plants?

[@sherryfensom8660]

Would love to see a comparison in the future of Mars, spider farmer and this light.

[@kayenicholls5473]

I have bought the 600 one but it hasn't arrived yet should have it later in the week i am looking forward to it coming and going

[@Tommyr]

Wow you have a LOT of cephalotus! I just got my first one last week! How about a new video on those and tell us what your soil mix is for them if you would please?

[@BradsGreenhouse]

I can try and do a Another Cephalotus video soon. The mix is simply peat moss and perlite. About 2:1

[@Tommyr]

@@BradsGreenhouse Thanks for the info Brad! Trying to bone up on their care, been doing a TON of reading.

[@navidfarkhondehpay1142]

Hi brad! Do you have any experience with the Mars Hydro TS1000 grow light? I'm deciding between the one in this video and that one. Any thoughts?

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Hi Yes I do have a few Ts1000. I would say the Visual colour Spectrum of the XS1500 is nicer and it is Way more solid. The unit probably has twice the weight.

[@navidfarkhondehpay1142]

@@BradsGreenhouse Do they both cover around the same area?

[@evarene07]

Isn’t it nice when they send you things you pitch

[@karengroeniger4427]

How long should Phals have grow light on per day

[@BradsGreenhouse]

About 10-12 hours in general. This led would have to be dimmed.

[@loho1125]

Has anybody tried the Garpsen T5 Growlight? I think buying a Mars Hydro, Spiderfarmer etc. would be a bit overachieving for ten medium-light orchids on a southwest windowsill. The PPFD values seem suited to me, because the planttops would only be 4" below the light with most leaves being around 8" away and receiving 206 ymol/m^2s

[@ANTSPlantation]

first comment :)