With LED grow lights, cannabis grows well as LEDs provide a wide spectrum of light and basically give your plants everything they need. Furthermore, when it comes to LED grow lights, cannabis cultivators will save money in the long run as they are relatively efficient and economical grow lights. LED grow lights don’t get too hot either, which is very important when choosing your lights as some can kick out enough heat to impact your plants negatively or even burn them.
Metal Halides (MH) and High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) Lights are the two other most popular choices. They are both cheaper than LEDs when it comes to up-front costs, however, in the long-run they consume considerably more power and kick out more heat.
Watch this video presented by Kyle Kushman to learn the pros and cons of each type of grow light and get recommendations from a master grower to help you on your journey to becoming a cannabis cultivation expert!
Lights are an essential factor in determining the success of your indoor grow, but good equipment isn’t enough. You need to know how to use it and when to switch cycles. Once you understand the capability of each of these light sources, you’ll know exactly which light would suit your grow.
In the next video, we’ll help you set up and optimize your grow room. See you soon!
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