This was measured with Photometer app. Its been tested against various units with the same result. I have also taken the diffuser off.
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I’ve decided to buy a daylight cob led. What lumens and wattage would I be looking at buying? @Countryboyjvd1971 @dbrn32 @raustin @Baapie
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Welcome @Twitch Your soil looks super wet. Be careful not to drown her. She needs very little water at this stage just enough to stay moist not wet. Good luck u found an awesome group of people to learn from
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5000k daylight? Can I ask why? That’s pretty much a veg only spectrum.
Power level is heavily dependent on how efficient the led is. There are some here that flower under 80,000-100,000 lux.
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What is your budget? I’m not a pro but investing a little more in lights can make a big difference.
@dbrn32 what cob would you recommend.
I’m trying to use as little money as possible. I’ve got £20 to use for a light.
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Lemme see if @M4ur is around. He’s in same market as you I think. He’ll know a little better what’s available.
Otherwise that’s about $30 US right?
That’s about right.
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You have fairly reasonable access to something like this?
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Links to this site have been approved for our European friends that do not have acces to Amazon
Not sure if they have what your looking for or not @dbrn32 @Twitch but its a amazon like company
And welcome to the forum @Twitch
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Sweet!
I’m assuming that means we can all use them?
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Gotcha. Also, do we know if AliExpress is included too? My understanding is that it’s same same people and mostly same suppliers, but minimum order quantities are usually a lot smaller or don’t apply. Also a little more targeted at end user in general.
@Twitch have you seen anything like this around in like 50 watts with a color temp between 3000k and 4000k?
Ha, I’m an idiot. Too early for me.
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Lol your to funny @dbrn32
smoke a fatty and fix yourself buddy hahaha
And a nice big cup of Joe will help
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Grrrrr snow lol
Coffee good hahaha 
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