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Q: 4000 lumen?
Asked by BG151691739 on 2021-03-14 13:10:24
Latic Purdah Yes.
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Youshah Personally I went with the full spectrum purely because it covers a wide range of spectrum, I have never used natural light in growing, hence my choice to stick with full spectrum. hope this helps.
2021-07-07 13:19:51 Helpful (0)