Set the intensity, sunrise/sunset times as well as the fade in/out pace, on four channels : white, blue, red and far red to create your own light recipe or you use our preset

Give your seedlings or clones the perfect spectrum and intensity for the first 1-2 weeks.They start their lives, with an emphasis on cool white/blue and intensity of ~400 PPFD. Note: the distance from plant to light should be greater than 3 feet.

Progressing to a warmer white and an increased intensity helps the plants develop a healthy root system during the following week and start branching out. Note: the distance from plant to light should be greater than 3 feet.

Increasing intensity and changing the spectrum. During this stage the plants are developing their branches and creating bud site. Light intensity is ~600 PPFD and keep this light program until ~50% percent of your grow area is filled or until you are ready for flowering. Note: the distance from plant to light should be greater than 3 feet.

The first couple of weeks of flowering is a crucial time, light schedule changes to 12/12 but still spectrum is towards the cooler white., Your plants will transit to flower, while still creating more branches and bud site. This allows to manipulate the plant’s stretch and morphology to fit into your grow area. Hanging height should be 15’’-18’’.

After the plants have finished their stretching and all their energy ist toward bud development. After the plants have finished their stretching and all their energy is directed towards bud development. Light intensity is at maximum and spectrum is towards the warm white with emphasis at 660nm, to encourage bigger bud with the right amount of the blue spectrum to improve trichome development. Distance from the canopy should be 15’’-18’’ for light intensity to be ~1000 PPFD.

The last 2 weeks of your grow. The spectrum and the intensity are similar to the late flowering but during the end of each cycle (sunset) we change the ratio of red to far red to gradually to create longer sunsets and shorter days. This signals the plant that it is the end of fall all energy going into bud development.