Diane, when you say "full spectrum" are you reffering to color temperature? Are they 6500 degrees K? I am in the process of building my own set-up so this is interesting.
Gregg
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Diane, when you say "full spectrum" are you reffering to color temperature? Are they 6500 degrees K? I am in the process of building my own set-up so this is interesting.
Gregg
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Full Spectrum does refer to the color of the light, I don't know the exact specs. These particular bulbs that I have are 40WS Gro-lux Wide Spectrum, they also offer cool white and a couple other versions.
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Hey Diane, I just found this post and was curious if you found the light stand sufficient to bloom your cattleyas over the winter?
It looks very nice by the way.
Erica
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Good question! I see quite a few catts there...
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Yes, I have been able to bloom many catts on the cart. But some of them won't bloom unless they get more light, I move them outside in the summer.
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