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200W LED Spotlight Converted to Growlight
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2019
- Buy the SPOTLIGHT here: amzn.to/2Aaqfwe
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Buy the SPOTLIGHT here: amzn.to/2Aaqfwe
I know this is 2 years old but... I've been dealing with a bout of depression and have been binge watching garden videos and this cracked me up. Your puppetry is excellent. Its like...a childhood story....the Little Red Hen and her garden and this video is like her kid or something.
I'm glad it brought a smile to your face! When I get bored I use puppets in my videos. Hope you are doing better.
The heat from the light is a good think plants especially peppers love the warmth like us and the warmer the bigger they with get temp actually helps them grow bigger cheers
Just finished my little setup I build the l.e.d lights myself and I use a reptile/snake heat bulb 💡 for warmth in there I'm doing avocado,chillis,apple trees,garlic,yellow beans and peas...make sure your light is warm white not cool white and mix it with a full spectrum purple light you will get great results mate you can buy the full spectrum cob light chips for a few pounds then you just need to add it to a heatsink basically a chunk off alluminium and then attach a p.c fan to help cool it they are 50 watt chips..hope your still growing n good luck
Love the puppet !
Im more here to find a cheaper alternative than grow lights just to keep plants in veg (keep them frkm flowering ) during my winter
Man such a cute talking chicken! I have a very small space to grow my plants so I used two 50 watts led spotlights!
50w is probably enough. :)
I used 5 6500k led bulb lights and they did fine, just not with flowering
Can you grow cannabis with flood lights
Hahaha I was searching for floodlights but I was hooked by a talking chicken plant lover 😂👍👍😍
I've had good results with two 100w led floodlights one is 6000k and one is warm white little tip they do get very hot to the point that the plastic light cover/lens begins to sagg I use a 5v usb fan to blow over the light and that can only be good for a longer lifespan of the LEDs in a confined space, great video the cheap route isn't always a letdown which is good for tight times.
Can flood lights be used to grow cannabis
@@kashdeangillett8069 100% yes.
I'm betting the 100w led flood lights with heavier aluminum case or heat sinks would last longer than those 100w garage screw in led lights that resemble a flower head with adjustable pedals.....I heard many break after a couple months. If they made around a 6400k blue spectrum & 2400k yellow spectrum flood light. You'd have close to full spectrum. I'd add in a couple full spectrum fluorescent or FS cfl grow lights and You'd have a really decent diy grow setup. I found a couple old diy sun tan 💡 bulbs and fixtures at Goodwill than give off UV spectrum. They're like 250w, if you found one for cheap you could put it on a time to turn on for 15 minutes 4+ times in a 12hr light cycle to add UV spectrum. I wanna test to see if leaving the tanning bulb on longer will give better results.
Sorta the video I was looking for. I seen those 80 & 100 watt garage led lights that screw into a socket. But they love to break early....They're like 6400K spectrum (blue-ish color) which is good for leafy growth but not for flowering growth which instead prefers something like 2400k the yellowish tint.
I was correct about LED grow lights 🚥 20yrs or so ago when they 1st hit the market. Many people made very false exaggerated claims about led grow lights. When I realized that it was possible to grow under LED. I suspected you needed 400w worth of the proper spectrums to achieve the same results of a 400w HID light aka high pressure sodium or MH. Just like you need 400 watts of compact fluorescents to achieve close to the same lumens & results as a 400w high pressure sodium.
One thing I never considered was if CFL lumen output degrades over time like a high pressure sodium bulb does. If not than 25,000 lumens worth of CFL could last 10yrs 🆚 a 250w 25,000 lumen hps bulb dropping down to about 15,000 lumers after 3 yrs of use.
Thank you for sharing.... Was about to do this but consulted YT for now... All the flood lights available in my country comes with a rechargeable battery... Just afraid led will burn if used for a long period of time.
for some reason the punky-puppet has become one of my favorite parts of your channel in a very short time XD
LOL! So far people seem to be enjoying them! So they are likely here to stay. :)
I dont like the puppet
Lots of these come with plugs, no need to wire them yourself👌
I have been thinking of doing this for some bonsai and house plants but I will need something much more powerful, maybe have several in a room to sustain some plants, I do get some sun outside but not much of it comes into the house and I don't have any garden or outside space to grow plants/trees I will try see if I can get a solar panel powerful enough to save on the electricity bill, it be nice to have an indoor jungle.
This 200W light was enough... maybe too much! The problem with using a strong single growlight is that the plants near the edges will be sad. I am now using a series of small 36w LED panels Basically one for each large plant.
@@punkyroo Could you do a follow up video on it? I'm really interested to see how it works out.
The plants look pretty happy, so I think the spectrum is working pretty well!
Are you familiar with Hidden Harvest Grow Lights? He's based near Concord, NH and is probably going to be at the meet next month. You should make sure to talk to him
I think you've mentioned Hidden Harvest to me before... or someone has. The name is familiar to me. I will have to discuss with him. :)
@@punkyroo Hi!🙏😊
I fkn loved the chicken 😂
:)
no fried chicken here!! ahahahahaha
This just made my day XD
OH dam i dont know how i got here but i love your chickennnnnnnnnnnn ahahahah
Thanks! Sadly I didn't do many videos with that chicken 🐔
Nice work. Electrical work, What don’t you do 😁👍
Would this work for weed?
Absolutely! :) Quite well actually... >.>
@@punkyroo Both Veg and Flower?
@@ZedsTechTips get a litgh that has 4000 k full spectrum white take your threw veg and flower no plroblum
@@mindhunter00789 Arent there lights like yours ranging from 3500k to 6000k in the same lights? I think I just found one of 100w
Who knew a chicken 🐔 could be so helpful.
What kind of reflective mylar did u use?
I’m actually thinking of using something like this for one of my large house plants to get it through the winter. How does using a flood light affect your electric bill? lol
It is 200w, but I used it to grow dozens of plants over the winter. So when you take into consideration the $/plant cost was very low.
200w 18 hours a day roughly £13 a month.
When you remember that 100w incandescent light bulbs would have been pretty common in houses ten years ago, it puts it in context. Okay, not on all the time for the most part but having 400w of incandescent lighting in the family room for several hours a day wouldn't have been unusual back then. And yes, I'm talking about incandescent lights like they were whale oil lanterns.
@@AntonGullyMom claimed she had to use only incandescent 💡 because supposedly CFL & LED bulbs caused headaches. Which I think is possible.
You can get a nice 240w quantum board on alibaba cheaper and it will have way better efficiency and spectrum. That spotlight is 6000 to 6500k so only good for vegative growth and I bet the cobs in it are cheap as hell. Just get a Quantum Board, way more light output and way better spectrum for less money.
I can buy a 200w floodlight for about forty quid, sixty bucks or so, from Amazon UK. All that vegetative/flowering THC chatter is fine if you're growing weed but bonsai plants/chillies will do fine under modern white LEDs. eg old LEDs made white light from a combination of RGB LEDs, whereas modern white LEDs are probably from phosphor-coated blue LEDs. So an old white LED was uniform Red/Green/Blue with a third of the power going to each wavelength and the Green being largely (but not entirely) wasted. Whereas now a white LED has a much more complex spectrum that still looks white and is probably less Green than you think. Ultimately plants grow under white light in nature.
Also, common household lighting is MUCH cheaper than dedicated grow lights, and even if the components aren't as good or the flood light doesn't handle heat as well it'll be much cheaper to replace than if a dedicated 240w Quantum light goes bad on you. I'd buy two 100w flood lights for even cheaper than one 200w and maybe chain a fan to a thermocouple power supply or whatever.
How much money do you think the light cost a month?? Thank you
That depends on what your electricity rates are and the length of your lighting cycle per day. If you use the USA average of $0.12 and leave your lights on for 16 hours per day, you are looking at about $11 per month.
@@punkyroo thanks for your time!
Hey do you guys think floodlights can be used to grow cannabis
Absolutely
Nice, have you tried it? Thinking about giving it a shot
You spent $90 on that light? You could have gotten an actual grow light that's got all spectrums for under $50 bud.
I've owned a lot of growlights, and I've never had a $50 light that could single-handedly light several plants. For $90, this can.
@@punkyroo illl give you one for free as a gift, I have a 1000W Mars hydro and it grows out 3 full cannabis plants effortlessly. :) My gift to you. ;)
@@AwakeningEnthusiast its 50$?
Awakening Enthusiast can u donate to mr lmao
What the hell is this
A growlight
gross
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