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Plants that are experiencing temperatures that are too low will have slowed growth and smaller yields. These signs can be difficult to spot if you aren’t completely familiar with your plants’ regular output. You will know your plant is experiencing too much heat because the buds closest to the lights in your grow room will look stretched and bleached, or because the tips of your plant are burnt. The bud problem is a sure way of distinguishing the problem as heat rather than too much light. Your plants that are undergoing heat stress will also start showing signs of stress through yellowing and brown spots appearing. If you haven’t been watering your plant enough lately, it is more likely to experience heat stress. Heat stress is even more damaging in the flowering stage since plant is no longer growing many new leaves. Indica-leaning strains are most prone to heat damage in the flowering stage. Heat damage during budding will reduce your yields by demolishing many of your most im...

Indoor gardening has never been easier. Grow lights for indoor plants allow you to cultivate a wide variety of plants at any climate during any time of year. These growing lights are specially designed to substitute natural sunlight, stimulating photosynthesis and providing the right color spectrum where the plant can grow and flourish. How To Figure Out The Best Distance To Place Your Led Grow Light From Your Plants? Light, whether natural or artificial, helps plants go through the process of photosynthesis. This is the process plants use to convert sunlight into energy. They produce glucose from the carbon dioxide, water, and light that they receive. What’s more, effectively placing your grow lights can increase yields, exponentially help plant growth, and give your plants a long and happy life. However, as with most things, not getting enough can be detrimental, but more is not always better.So, when it comes to light, we have to make sure that our plants are getting just th...

How to Use LED Grow Lights? The  LED Grow Light  must be used properly for optimum growth and yield. The most common mistakes with LEDs are not having enough light and not placing the light at the proper distance. If you do not provide enough light, your plants will not grow to their full potential. Similarly, incorrect light placement will also not allow plants to grow to their full potential. Placing a light too close will stunt growth, too far will cause stretching. Follow the recommended coverage areas listed on the Details Page of each light for optimal light penetration and coverage. Keep in mind that there are many variables to indoor growing with lighting being one of the most critical. The best way to hang your grow light is using rope ratchets if you can; they are cheap and easy to set up. Rope ratchets make it incredibly simple to adjust your lights at any time without the chance of dropping the light on your plants. Sometimes it's helpful to be able to quickly...

Indoor grow tent need good ventilation to keep cool, fresh air coming in and warm, moist "used" air going out. But indoor growing can produce unwanted and even potentially toxic odors and contaminants from soils, fertilizers and the plants themselves. Since the exhaust air often flows into an adjacent indoor area, adding activated carbon filters to your airflow system is the best way to control odors and contaminants. Here's how to set up a carbon filter for ideal odor control to clean your air while maintaining efficient airflow. The place for your filter is in the exhaust system. Can-Lite activated carbon filters mount easily to Can-Fan and Max-Fan exhaust fans for long-lasting, consistent filtering performance with minimal resistance to cause airflow loss. Can-Lite fans and filters can be hung from grow tent supports or attached to solid surfaces in rooms with walls or ceilings. How do activated carbon filters work? Carbon filters sometimes referred to as char...

The only disadvantage indoor WEED growers have over outdoor growers is the lack of natural light from the sun. However, this disadvantage does not deter indoor growers from getting the best out of their cannabis. Indoor weed looks healthier and it grows faster than that grown outdoors. What you may consider a disadvantage is therefore an advantage. Indoor growers can control the growth of the crops by using nutrients, water and an effective lighting system. Grow lights are therefore a necessity for every indoor weed grower. There are different types of indoor grow lights that weed growers use for the different cycles of crop growth. Light Spectrum Ceramic Metal Halide grow lights produce very high quality light for the plants. They have a very high CRI, which means the light they produce mimics the quality of sunlight. A great deal of that light produced is in the PAR spectrum. Since CMH grow lights produce a full spectrum of light, it will produce some UltraViolet and InfraRed l...