The Benefits of Full Spectrum Light for Plants

Traditional LED arrays tend to only emit the spectrums that activate after the photorespiration period takes place (LEDs with dominant red and blue lights). This is the reason traditional LED lights sometimes finish cycles with immature plants that produce low yields. By supplying plants with only the limited “beneficial” spectrums (pink light) from traditional LED arrays, you are essentially putting them into a permanent chill mode. You may end up with some healthy plants, but they will not yield as much or be as healthy as plants under a Full Spectrum Led Grow Light. If red and blue light were truly all that plants needed, then why do HPS lights, which don’t have much of either color, outperform them? The answer is that it’s intensity that plants go for first—then spectrum. When you give your plants both intensity and full spectrum light, they will pay you back every time.

Spectrum King LED Full Spectrum Led Grow Lights consistently emit wavelengths in the range of 380 to 779nm. This includes those wavelengths visible to the human eye (what we perceive as color) and the invisible wavelengths, like ultraviolet and infrared.

Spectrum King LEDs are loved by so many growers who grow in different styles, techniques and facilities because Spectrum King Led Grow Lights truly mimic natural sunlight while at the same time matching intensities of traditional HPS lamps.

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