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Jay Said:

Help with Hydroponic Grow Light?

We Answered:

Hello

Well a ballast is what runs a grow light, 150w grow lights don't require a starter "ballast" then the reflector is just a light shade, "like the ones in your home", you should be able to buy a grow light kit which will have the hole shebang, try and but a digital ballast as they've got a better start up current which means your grow bulb will last longer, and yeah led grow lights sound great, but i think i'll wait till them prises drop a little first.

Frederick Said:

90 watt LED UFO ideal for indoor gardening?

We Answered:

I hope you want to use it to grow legal plants like vegetables for food.
They are great choices as far as the energy usage.
Here is a review of them.
http://www.metaefficient.com/leds/led-gr…

Robert Said:

What type of lights to use to grow tomatoes and lettuce indoors?

We Answered:

A friend of mine sits all of his plants by the window and puts mirrers all around them! They are the nicest plants i have ever seen, he said to make sure you don't let them get to hot! He used to use growing lights and discovered that natural was the way to go. We also get alot of sunlight year around also! Got some Comfrey growing in the window right now1
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Arlene Said:

solar and gardening people out there?

We Answered:

LED light bulbs are one of the most widely varying types of bulb on the market. With a wide selection of choices regarding colour, brightness, power and viewing angles, it’s important to take a moment to consider your lighting needs, to make sure you choose the most suitable LED light bulbs for your needs. It is important to have a basic understanding of terms such as wattage and lumens, and to be aware of issues such as connection and fitting types, and how viewing angles may greatly affect the way in which your LED lights work.