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I'm trying to get a head start on tomatoes and chiles. I've heard
that incandescent lights, while not worthless, are not really adequate
to grow the seedlings for transplant. The LED panels out there look
promising. Comments?

Thanks,
--Bryan
hi i use a 300w led grow light. i get fantastic results with it. i used to use a 600w hps but i get equal results with the led grow light. and it uses very little electric. unlike the hps that used £2 per day. there is very little heat from the led grow light. and it was custom made from a uk company. it has all the right light spectrums. i will not go back to using a greedy for power hps. that makes the grow room like barbados. im a converted led grower. hope this helps.
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