That’s pretty cheap, want these for my indoor adventures. It’s really seed sowing season now. I love indoor growing, no need to hurry and no reason to wait.
Could be a wicked cheap way to collect run off in an outdoor top water set up. Or in someone’s green house. Only a minor engineering project to achieve success.
The conductivity could be a good thing for anybody that needs to run heat mats on anything.
Soon as a man can save money on green, that’s when a man becomes a gardener. And on that day that no man pays for green, every man will be the gardener.
The cheapest veg fixture in any market is performing well.
It’s clear that there is some usable light coming from this thing.
I fired it up today on some younger plantings because I have a long weekend away from work. The response is good so far.
I determined that 12 inch height is a good hanging height for a complete light spread so that’s the distance I have seedlings at. Then the bubba I’m training is closing up a little bit but seems to be responding positively. Then I let a branch hang out from a clone in the back which just shows that it doesn’t have to be right up on something to perform.
Sansi 50w 5700k LED Flood Light . cheap skate like me, it’s working.
With the light underutilized at 50% I was getting negative effects. Now the driver 1 notch below 100% and getting some noticeable progress.
The light as engineered would come to 37 inches wide, intended for a 2ftx4ft space. I was able to shorten the width with the factory components. Required some care with power connections during installation.
I’m now willing to report that the light is a good fit for the night rig.
I was misunderstanding the symptoms of losing chlorophyll for bleaching.
With more light and getting some heat going inside, the light works really well on plants. This one is a Gelati Kush Mints x Double OG Chem, it’s the seedling I am able to trial this rig with.
There are still issues I want to work out to meet plants demands, better late than never.
I have two more of the Sansi 50w LED on the way from the Sansi LED eBay store. When these arrive, I can shake up the little space I have to finally make room for the free-bee dark room tent from US seller derder on eBay.
I’m going to be getting back to my roots with this one. This is a replacement for the one light per plant veg array I used to use. With higher lighting efficiency for half the cost and no need for the trip to the depot home store. It’s a no brainer.
It’s obviously pretty bright and the seedlings are reaching just a little bit at around 15in/40cm, they’ve only been there while I was moving things around and uplifting some stuff.
The money, can’t go wrong. I’d even stretch far enough to say that if you’re reading this, you need to go to eBay and look up this light to see what I’m talking about. And buy a pair if they’re still available. They are still available as of 21/May ‘24.
SUPER BRIGHT: This outdoor floodlight includes 12 ceramic light sources with 432 LED chips, can produce up to an incredible 7000 lumens output. With 120 degree beam angle can illuminate the darker corners of your workspace! AC100-240V worldwide voltage adds extra safety to you IP66 Waterproof &...
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This Bubba Kush seems I may have had the light a little too close.
It’s kinda a half-shit 100lm/w that isn’t made for growing cannabis.
Thats kinda the reason I bought them, I still havn’t shaken the
low income bootlegger spirit. You could probably order these anywhere and have absolutely no heat on you. .
One more time, this ain’t advertising. It’s just that I spent a lot of time trying to be cheap and it’s doesn’t get any cheaper than this right now in 21/May ‘24
SUPER BRIGHT: This outdoor floodlight includes 12 ceramic light sources with 432 LED chips, can produce up to an incredible 7000 lumens output. With 120 degree beam angle can illuminate the darker corners of your workspace! AC100-240V worldwide voltage adds extra safety to you IP66 Waterproof &...
Finally beginning to understand the XS2500 pro and I’m staring to get some green back into the flowering plants. 18in/45cm at 80% seems to be the minimum amount of light that a plant can tolerate from this XS2500 Pro. Because of the way the fixture is designed, in two pieces, it’s easy to manage two completely different plants. Simply need a couple extra draw straps to make fit different hanging heights
Going to post the pic in the LED and Bud Quality thread as someone else there is using the same light. Would be great if I can pay this set up off with the first yield, just to compare to legal dispensary prices in the New England area, that’s all I’m really trying to do here. Quality cannabis at or below the cost to buy cannabis for myself.