When indoor plants grower built their indoor plants garden three characteristics need to be considered: the quality of light, the amount of light, and the duration of illumination.
Once indoor growers understand those three keys, they can optimize the lighting environment of indoor plant plants to help the indoor plants grow healthier, benefit from the whole year's production, and increase the yield per unit. Light Quality Light quality is the wavelength of light reaching the plants. The light used for indoor plant planting mainly comes from the par band. The wavelength of par is between 400 and 700 nm. These wavelengths drive photosynthesis, a chemical process that drives plant growth. LED Grow Light technology enables you to provide plants with the most useful wavelengths of light. Although we are currently focusing on the wavelength in par (400-700 nm) of photosynthesis, emerging evidence suggests that wavelengths outside this band can promote photosynthesis. With the continuous development of Led Grow Light research, we may see the change of par boundary in the future. Phlizon led grow light is not only working on the Full Spectrum Led Grow Lights, but also we support our customers choose or design the spectrum they want. Total Effective Light Quantity Light is the total amount of light received by crops. Indoor plant planting usually uses PPFD value to measure the amount of light. PPFD is the number of micromolar of light hitting any given square meter of your cropper second. Every crop has an ideal PPFD, which requires optimal growth. This light requirement reflects the natural habitat of plants. For example, plants growing on forest grounds, such as orchids, have lower demand for PPFD than tomatoes that grow in open valleys. The ideal illumination environment can achieve the target PPFD of crops without exceeding the target, and can distribute light evenly in the whole plant canopy. This ensures that your crops grow equally evenly. Excessive or long hours of lights will damage plants, and also waste energy. For example, strong light will make the lettuce come worse and worse, which will make the damaged plants harder to sell. Light Duration Light duration is the number of hours of light your plants receive. The duration of light is also called the light period. Photoperiod controls flowering, dormancy and other biological responses in many plants.
