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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feit-El...ydroponic-Linkable-Grow-Light-74303/206384743

Any thoughts? The price is decent, and looking at the spectrum it seems to be right in the ranges we need for good macro growth.
I was wandering HD today and spotted it.

feit-electric-grow-light-kits-74303-1f_1000.jpg


Obviously its no Kessil :) But might be a cheap(er) alternative to some of the other lower end LEDs out there.
 
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feit-El...ydroponic-Linkable-Grow-Light-74303/206384743

Any thoughts? The price is decent, and looking at the spectrum it seems to be right in the ranges we need for good macro growth.
I was wandering HD today and spotted it.

feit-electric-grow-light-kits-74303-1f_1000.jpg


Obviously its no Kessil :) But might be a cheap(er) alternative to some of the other lower end LEDs out there.

Sure. But why? For 50$ on Amazon you can find very productive and capable Lights. I spent 79$ and can literally grow chaeto into a 40 gallon brick from a football size in two weeks. Every two weeks I barely stuff all the harvested chaeto into a 5 gAllon bucket. 79$ LED pot grow light, 40 gallon fuge and 300g total system volume.
 
I have now discovered that with high powered grow lights that flow is the new limiting factor. After I bought the light growth improved very much. It went to ridiculously fast growth when I then doubled flow through the fuge.
 
I use a Mars Hydro Bulb (Amazon for like $19 I think) and while it works a lot better than the home Depot LED bulbs I've tried. I"ll be buying a UFO soon.
 
I use a spot grow led from Lowe’s works great For me 7.50$ for bulb 8 bucks for the clamp fixture.. basket ball sized chaeto every three weeks or so
 

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