Thank you for the information. Learning more every day thanks to your video's. 63 years old and still a learner. I grow weed at home for my wife who has a Bipolar diagnosis. Medical cannabis cost an arm and a leg here in NZ. I used a 400 watt HPS for many years however our son who lives in Australia sent me a 450 watt quantum board recently and my results improved significantly. Cheers from New Zealand.
You are invaluable. I'm taking a lot of time to learn before diving back into growing. In 1987 I added sodium lights to my grow room after discovering someone had crashed into a street light. I went out and cannibalized the light. Times have changed.
It's absolutely amazing how far grow lights have come by since the early days of the 1kw bulbs. Good for keeping the grow room warm but not healthy on the pocket. I find your videos very helpful and easy to understand.
Your production values plus your insight are top notch. You are very well positioned to become YT's best light advisor. Much respect to your non compromise.
how can you not appreciate shane. total devotion. clear and concise. and nice to get his take on some basics. also for me personally makes it soooo appealing to buy his lights given all the thought and hard work he’s put in.
As always, an excellent, educational and informative video. Thank you once again Shane, your service to the growing community is very much appreciated.
Thanks for another great video , it's so great that an owner of a company like you is giving us all this free advice and information it blows my mind thanks again so much peace out brother
Hey thanks man this is very helpful I'm a guy that actually owns all three of these lights and continue to use them so it's cool to compare them, I really just use the high pressure during the cold months
For anyone growing in a closet, you can easily supplement your main grow light with some cheap RGB LED strips from Amazon around the bottom and the outer perimeter. Place some aluminum foil sheets on the floor to get the light bouncing around. With enough saturation and reflectivity you can eliminate the need for low stress training techniques completely.
Thanx for all you do Shane........l just cut down 2480g(wet)+400g of popcorn,,of boned n gutted Runtz,grew with the Migro aray 8 pro in a 1.2x1.2......lt has pissed all over my 600w hps,after an iffy 1st run.....the buds are like pine cones,dense as phuck,so I'll more likely get nearer a 25% return when dry...your info was invaluable when l took the expensive plunge into led....
@@timfop i do. I been useing Agromax UV-B T5s for years. This comment was for those still useibg old tech. Its an old trick to switch back to MH last couple weeks.
Hi Shane,you are definitelly right about fare red and UV spectrum.Doesnt have any benefits on LED lights;-) I have tested in exact same conditions custom bords with UVA ,far red and 6000k,4000k,2300k SMD’s on one bord and just few COB’s with 4000k and there wasnt difference ;-) So you are as always right!:-)
Hey Sean if green penetrates farther through the canopy. Why do we use green light to work in the dark I always thought green had no plant growth properties?
Thanks for information. Fast Buds stated that although autoflowers can grow very well on 24 / 7 the lights themselves may be damaged by continual use. As a manufacturer is there concern around 24 / 7 use.? As for as the plants, my experience is they thrive on 24 / 7 with no visible signs of stress, even though some pundits say this is harmful.
Ok I had this same question and it was basically answered in one of his videos but I can't remember which one. With autos, since you can have a light period much longer than 12hr, the amount of total light used can be less! Simply because you have a larger space of time to "deposit" the same amount of photons as you would in a 12hr grow. Look up DLI (daily light integral). Basically, iirc, he said with autos it's best to shoot for 20/4 and target 550umol. Anything more and the plant can't use the extra light unless you're supplementing with CO2.
I think it would be cool If light manufactures sold a lux meter calibrated to par for their specific light, in a tent and outside a tent. That way you could get like a 30-50 dollar par meter sure to be accurate within 50-100 par . Could be a really good way to separate your light from the crowed if you bundled your lights with a calibrated lux meter.
Great PAR tutorial! This will absolutely help out the newer grower! And for us veterans of growing , it's a good refresher vid. Stay well Shane, looking forward to the next one. ✌️🦨🌲💪
Question. I made a diy light, leds and fluorescent. 45 watts at 5000k, 20 watts 4200k whoch is a florescent fixture, 90 watts of 3500 k, 20 watts 3000k, 35 watts 2700k. I also rin a 160 watt quartz halogen light for 4 hrs per day is this an acceptable spectrum of light or should I tweak the percentages
Is it advisable to use red light during the vegetative period and use blue light during flowering as complements? Thanks for your video and help friend!
Hi Shane, thanks for your work! Could you please tell us what equipment you use to verify the spectrum of the lights? Is it capable of detecting uv and infrared? Thank you!
@@3x3me88 i would agree with increasing temperature. Your old light helped water flow through the plant and carry nutrients. The plant isn't carrying enough water now... There is a limit, you can't always make up for it with additives, the plant just can't do it. So try increasing temp, you can also dim the light a bit to slow the plant down so it isn't overworking.
Are you guys having problems using coco When switching over to led ? I now need to wash my coco and ph it before potting up and I use lots of cal mag and Epsom salt foliage feeds first few weeks If I skip this step I get one week of poor growth and purple stems and it basically doesn’t stop until the pots have been well flushed
One of youtube, growing since experts is Harley Smith, it would be interesting to see interview with him about Light. How it is used in growing stages, how to make plant to sleep faster, better taste, etc. He knows alot Know How. How to make improvements in short time. Also, its better les but longer day light, then more light in short day.
Dear migro have a question i hope you will answer for me i have plants that have started to flower outside, i need to bring them in no my tent is on the opposite side off time to each other would it be best to expose them to an extra 12hr off little or an extra 12hr darkness hope you or your followers may help thanks for all your content my first stop for any info
hi Shane please test optic tech 650s I think🤔 the blue and red spectrum Chanels are bs I only get gains when I turn up white channel I think red and blue lighs are decorative PS THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTENT KEEP IT UP MATE FROM CANADA🇨🇦
@@David-we3sb at around 7:20 he said: if you have a good mix of blue/green/red you will be able to maximize the photosynthesis...I think, the lower UVs and the far reds are rerquired to mazimize photosynthesis. Dr.Bruce Bugbee showed that UVs and far reds have their fonctions in photosynthesis, therefore, not having those wavelenghts would cancel the possibility to reach maximum photosynthesis.
One thing is not correct. When you add far IR LED's you can mimic sunrise and sunset, what you do with that is up to you, if you keep running 12/12 it will do nothing. The plants take about 2 hours to know it needs to go to sleep and change and stop photosynthesis and go into night mode. If you use far reds this goes down to 30 minutes. What you can do if the plant (strain) allows is run 13.5 hours of light and 2x30 minutes of IR, this will ensure that you give the plant proper rest time as well.
HI, thanks for the comment. I have not seen any proven benefits to using Far Red to 'put plants to sleep'. Do you know of any controlled tests of this application that prove growth/yield increases?
@@MIGROLIGHT What about making your own test ;-) It works very well for me, buds appear sooner in my experience. This technique allowed me to get a better DLI with my earlier limited light setup, converting the 2 hours of night time lost into day light (1.5 hours to be on the safe side)
Should have watched your video before I bought the wrong light. How important is wattage? Is a 26 watt sufficient? I am seeing others on the market with much higher wattage.
Hi Shane. Love your content and need a little advice. I recently talked with Mars Hydro about the 1000 for flower. I'm under a TS600 atm' but flipping to flower soon in a day or two. I asked if the 600 will do for flower in a 2x2, but conceded that I'd probably get a 1000 for mid to late flower stage anyway (since its within budget range). The rep' said the 600 & 1000 have the same spectra. But the photon intensity (wattage?) is higher for the 1000 (obv*). She/He stated that yes, the 1000 will produce better yield, but since I inquired about my supplemental side lighting of a 2000w (prob 45w*) blurple "theoretically" lending that extra 45w to the 600's 95±w (yeah I know, it doesn't work like that). She told me that I'd need more red. But as she said, the 1000 & 600 have the same spectra. I asked where will the extra "reds" come from if they both have the same spectra, and didn't receive a reply from that point on. Really pissed me off. Am I missing something ?
N.B. Oh also, a quickie. Since I'm giving 10hrs of good sun (Aus). Consequently only requiring 2 more extra hrs of tent light. Would the 1000 really be needed. Yeah I know, kinda stupid question. But I didn't wanna clog my original comment. Just genuinely curious.
just get the 1000 and turn the power down according to the PPFD measurement with your meter. worrying about wattage is now old school and outdated. so is adjusting for height as long as your light has an adjustment pot.
@@freedom_born yes he meant the adjustment potentiometer. And when dealing with new efficient lights he was right......wattage is now almost irrelevant. (To a point) watts themselves are just a measure that we use to pay the electricity company. So if a light takes 100 watts to turn on, it then outputs a certain amount of photons. With different light brand companies, the incoming watts may be similar, but the 'output' amount of light can be different. That output is umol/j......id suggest the youtube channel - growmau5.....many of his live vids cover the subject
The Emerson effect studied the effect of using wavelengths at 650nm and 700nm at about 5:1 ratio. Combining them resulted in higher growth rates than the growth rates resulting from applying them separately. 650nm to 700nm is in the PAR range, Far Red is 700nm to 750nm. A lot of white led spectrum LEDs have a similar proportion of 650nm to 700nm (MIGRO ARAY PRO is 7:1 ration) so it is not necessary to add additional Far Red (730nm) LEDs. The best explanation I have found is here: ruclips.net/video/yqJBdNOHY5E/видео.html
Big fan of the migro light but have to admit that the quality which for me is max out terps is lower than with other lights. U can smell the difference already in midflower. I think there is a little room to enprove. Greetings ✌️
the efficacy rating shown in this video of these lights is based on the amount of light output per juole. If you’re good at growing you can easily pull 2 pounds per high end led at almost double the efficiency, almost half the wattage draw, not to mention passive cooling. So unless you’re making up for that by averaging ~6 pounds per hps light, I don’t know what your definition of coverage is
the Black Dog people sell the costliest grow lights. the basis for which is presumed to have lots of research and study to justify what they are asking. thus i was all ears to hear you say their led mix had been reverse engr'd . and their secret recipe of discrete frequency leds is now widely known. and how that combo fits in with your presentation for its efficiency. except no mention of them was heard. did i miss something ? comments invited
I really love your outdoor shots, the ambiance is great ! The animations are also really cool ! Keep up the good work Shane
Yeah, camera quality was great. I had to check my phone, i thought it switched to 1080 because it was so crisp in 480.
I am so happy that you didnt quit, and you keep pushing!! Great contecnt as always, thank you and all the best to you👍👍
Thank you for the information. Learning more every day thanks to your video's. 63 years old and still a learner. I grow weed at home for my wife who has a Bipolar diagnosis. Medical cannabis cost an arm and a leg here in NZ. I used a 400 watt HPS for many years however our son who lives in Australia sent me a 450 watt quantum board recently and my results improved significantly. Cheers from New Zealand.
You are invaluable. I'm taking a lot of time to learn before diving back into growing. In 1987 I added sodium lights to my grow room after discovering someone had crashed into a street light. I went out and cannibalized the light. Times have changed.
It's absolutely amazing how far grow lights have come by since the early days of the 1kw bulbs. Good for keeping the grow room warm but not healthy on the pocket.
I find your videos very helpful and easy to understand.
This is the reason I bought arays. The man knows his stuff. No brainer
Your production values plus your insight are top notch.
You are very well positioned to become YT's best light advisor.
Much respect to your non compromise.
Very informative. You're a diamond among the coal of the internet. Thanks so much.
Thank you Shane. The education you provide is more appreciated than you know.
how can you not appreciate shane. total devotion. clear and concise. and nice to get his take on some basics. also for me personally makes it soooo appealing to buy his lights given all the thought and hard work he’s put in.
All I have been trying to learn over the past year about LED grow lights really well explained here!! THX!
Must've watched 50+ of your videos Shane, superb content - thanks for your generosity
As always, an excellent, educational and informative video.
Thank you once again Shane, your service to the growing community is very much appreciated.
Thank you Shane. Your videos are extremely helpful to me, a home grower.
Thanks for another great video , it's so great that an owner of a company like you is giving us all this free advice and information it blows my mind thanks again so much peace out brother
Awesome video for growers,it’s can save a lot of money for farmers and reduce wrong light selection 👍🏽
Hey thanks man this is very helpful I'm a guy that actually owns all three of these lights and continue to use them so it's cool to compare them, I really just use the high pressure during the cold months
For anyone growing in a closet, you can easily supplement your main grow light with some cheap RGB LED strips from Amazon around the bottom and the outer perimeter. Place some aluminum foil sheets on the floor to get the light bouncing around. With enough saturation and reflectivity you can eliminate the need for low stress training techniques completely.
Thanx for all you do Shane........l just cut down 2480g(wet)+400g of popcorn,,of boned n gutted Runtz,grew with the Migro aray 8 pro in a 1.2x1.2......lt has pissed all over my 600w hps,after an iffy 1st run.....the buds are like pine cones,dense as phuck,so I'll more likely get nearer a 25% return when dry...your info was invaluable when l took the expensive plunge into led....
Excelente aporte como siempre,un saludo Shane.
UV-B seems to help ripen faster too.
If useing MH HPS last 3 weeks of flower put back under the MH to finish for added resin and cannabinoids.
You could also supplement with a UVB lamp.
@@timfop i do. I been useing Agromax UV-B T5s for years. This comment was for those still useibg old tech. Its an old trick to switch back to MH last couple weeks.
Always easy to understand and digest your excellent content. Thanks again Shane.
Hi Shane,you are definitelly right about fare red and UV spectrum.Doesnt have any benefits on LED lights;-) I have tested in exact same conditions custom bords with UVA ,far red and 6000k,4000k,2300k SMD’s on one bord and just few COB’s with 4000k and there wasnt difference ;-) So you are as always right!:-)
Hey Sean if green penetrates farther through the canopy. Why do we use green light to work in the dark I always thought green had no plant growth properties?
Thanks for information. Fast Buds stated that although autoflowers can grow very well on 24 / 7 the lights themselves may be damaged by continual use. As a manufacturer is there concern around 24 / 7 use.? As for as the plants, my experience is they thrive on 24 / 7 with no visible signs of stress, even though some pundits say this is harmful.
Ok I had this same question and it was basically answered in one of his videos but I can't remember which one. With autos, since you can have a light period much longer than 12hr, the amount of total light used can be less! Simply because you have a larger space of time to "deposit" the same amount of photons as you would in a 12hr grow.
Look up DLI (daily light integral). Basically, iirc, he said with autos it's best to shoot for 20/4 and target 550umol. Anything more and the plant can't use the extra light unless you're supplementing with CO2.
Well put together vid for people new to this subject.
I think it would be cool If light manufactures sold a lux meter calibrated to par for their specific light, in a tent and outside a tent. That way you could get like a 30-50 dollar par meter sure to be accurate within 50-100 par . Could be a really good way to separate your light from the crowed if you bundled your lights with a calibrated lux meter.
AS ALWAYS, great vid Shane. Thank you.
Superb show Shane! every day's a school day 👍🏻
Bought a t-shirt to thank you for all the education.
Great video as always thanks for a simple, well done, walkthru of lighting systems to date. Cheers.
Great info as always. Thank you. You are my go to when I need lighting info.
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Great PAR tutorial! This will absolutely help out the newer grower! And for us veterans of growing , it's a good refresher vid. Stay well Shane, looking forward to the next one. ✌️🦨🌲💪
Well done. Good to know our findings are mutual.
Spectrum explanation for anyone to understand well said! When can we see you review a nextlight?
Nice step up in quality sir. Cheers and thanks for all the great knowledge.
LIT Tshirt !!! Shane admitted finally hehe
Question. I made a diy light, leds and fluorescent. 45 watts at 5000k, 20 watts 4200k whoch is a florescent fixture, 90 watts of 3500 k, 20 watts 3000k, 35 watts 2700k. I also rin a 160 watt quartz halogen light for 4 hrs per day is this an acceptable spectrum of light or should I tweak the percentages
Is it advisable to use red light during the vegetative period and use blue light during flowering as complements?
Thanks for your video and help friend!
i used the UV + IR on my plants in the veg stage week 2 up to 4.. and some leafs just didn't grow, but came insanely big!
excellent information shane! great video.
Hi Shane, thanks for your work!
Could you please tell us what equipment you use to verify the spectrum of the lights? Is it capable of detecting uv and infrared? Thank you!
Dr Bruce Bugbee has recently made claims that PAR is now 385-720nm.
thankyou,,,, i love how you get your points across
When the student is ready the master appears
this dude loves light.
i always seem to get brown rusty spot leaves on led lights . never got that with cmh. some say cal mag ? any ideas
Increasing your ambient temperature should help
I've noticed since I switched over to LED from HPS/MH it's Been a real challenge to get everything dialed in
@@3x3me88 i would agree with increasing temperature.
Your old light helped water flow through the plant and carry nutrients. The plant isn't carrying enough water now... There is a limit, you can't always make up for it with additives, the plant just can't do it.
So try increasing temp, you can also dim the light a bit to slow the plant down so it isn't overworking.
Are you guys having problems using coco
When switching over to led ?
I now need to wash my coco and ph it before potting up and I use lots of cal mag and Epsom salt foliage feeds first few weeks
If I skip this step I get one week of poor growth and purple stems and it basically doesn’t stop until the pots have been well flushed
if you measure your PPFD you might see that your LEDs are too strong and burning your leaves.
One of youtube, growing since experts is Harley Smith, it would be interesting to see interview with him about Light. How it is used in growing stages, how to make plant to sleep faster, better taste, etc. He knows alot Know How. How to make improvements in short time. Also, its better les but longer day light, then more light in short day.
You are so cool that i cant be not loving your reviews :D
Dear migro have a question i hope you will answer for me i have plants that have started to flower outside, i need to bring them in no my tent is on the opposite side off time to each other would it be best to expose them to an extra 12hr off little or an extra 12hr darkness hope you or your followers may help thanks for all your content my first stop for any info
Would love to see a review vid on your migro aray 3. Can't seem to find it on your channel.
hi Shane please test optic tech 650s I think🤔 the blue and red spectrum Chanels are bs I only get gains when I turn up white channel I think red and blue lighs are decorative PS THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONTENT KEEP IT UP MATE FROM CANADA🇨🇦
Thank you again for your knowledge, but I think all wavelenghts have their own function + synergy on photosynthesis...Bruce Bugbee proved it no?
Shane said that
@@David-we3sb at around 7:20 he said: if you have a good mix of blue/green/red you will be able to maximize the photosynthesis...I think, the lower UVs and the far reds are rerquired to mazimize photosynthesis. Dr.Bruce Bugbee showed that UVs and far reds have their fonctions in photosynthesis, therefore, not having those wavelenghts would cancel the possibility to reach maximum photosynthesis.
Thanks Shane
really great video, cheers g
How are you gonna be testing the fohse fixture? The 1500w one. Please let Us know.
One thing is not correct. When you add far IR LED's you can mimic sunrise and sunset, what you do with that is up to you, if you keep running 12/12 it will do nothing. The plants take about 2 hours to know it needs to go to sleep and change and stop photosynthesis and go into night mode. If you use far reds this goes down to 30 minutes. What you can do if the plant (strain) allows is run 13.5 hours of light and 2x30 minutes of IR, this will ensure that you give the plant proper rest time as well.
HI, thanks for the comment. I have not seen any proven benefits to using Far Red to 'put plants to sleep'. Do you know of any controlled tests of this application that prove growth/yield increases?
@@MIGROLIGHT the sun , lol 😂
@@MIGROLIGHT Yes ask @Sbnv on RUclips, he has all the scientific data on it. That is ''Solventless Bake and Vape''. Cheers Shane
@@MIGROLIGHT What about making your own test ;-) It works very well for me, buds appear sooner in my experience. This technique allowed me to get a better DLI with my earlier limited light setup, converting the 2 hours of night time lost into day light (1.5 hours to be on the safe side)
@@MIGROLIGHT Bruce Bugbee have some evidence if I remember right
10/10! Great video!
This video was excellent 👍
You are a legend.
Excellent
Add more different lights add more spectrum?
Should have watched your video before I bought the wrong light. How important is wattage? Is a 26 watt sufficient? I am seeing others on the market with much higher wattage.
26 watt 😂🤦♂️
Where can I gat a sort of starter kit? Do you offer it?.
Keep up the good work !!!
Sounds like you follow Dr. Bruce Bugbee. Good explanation.
Great video Shane,
Ps: @11:22 i want that picture, lol
Love the educational videos!
Very good information and understandable (👍)
great video brother . thank you
Thank you. Nice and compact
😎 awesome video!
Nice explanation
Cmh and led is the way to go these days
Hey can anyone help me pls. How good is the spectrum on the grow 300 ? thanks alot.
Anyone ever thought of using old surveillance cameras that have infrared, and have one or two of them running all the time?
Nice write up!
great video!
Thankyou very much
I use 3000k LED rail light and my plants always seem to finish early
Hi Shane. Love your content and need a little advice. I recently talked with Mars Hydro about the 1000 for flower. I'm under a TS600 atm' but flipping to flower soon in a day or two. I asked if the 600 will do for flower in a 2x2, but conceded that I'd probably get a 1000 for mid to late flower stage anyway (since its within budget range). The rep' said the 600 & 1000 have the same spectra. But the photon intensity (wattage?) is higher for the 1000 (obv*). She/He stated that yes, the 1000 will produce better yield, but since I inquired about my supplemental side lighting of a 2000w (prob 45w*) blurple "theoretically" lending that extra 45w to the 600's 95±w (yeah I know, it doesn't work like that). She told me that I'd need more red. But as she said, the 1000 & 600 have the same spectra. I asked where will the extra "reds" come from if they both have the same spectra, and didn't receive a reply from that point on. Really pissed me off. Am I missing something ?
N.B. Oh also, a quickie. Since I'm giving 10hrs of good sun (Aus). Consequently only requiring 2 more extra hrs of tent light. Would the 1000 really be needed. Yeah I know, kinda stupid question. But I didn't wanna clog my original comment. Just genuinely curious.
just get the 1000 and turn the power down according to the PPFD measurement with your meter. worrying about wattage is now old school and outdated. so is adjusting for height as long as your light has an adjustment pot.
@Mitch S
Yeah well that's kinda the whole point isn't it. The wattage allows for the highest intensity. 🤦♂️
By the way, what's an adjustment pot... do you mean the dial ?
Also, there's a reason why pulleys are included. For height adjustment. 🤷♂️😵
@@freedom_born yes he meant the adjustment potentiometer. And when dealing with new efficient lights he was right......wattage is now almost irrelevant. (To a point) watts themselves are just a measure that we use to pay the electricity company. So if a light takes 100 watts to turn on, it then outputs a certain amount of photons. With different light brand companies, the incoming watts may be similar, but the 'output' amount of light can be different. That output is umol/j......id suggest the youtube channel - growmau5.....many of his live vids cover the subject
The flower grown under cmh always presses more yield than the LED grown, I even tried adding UVB to LED runs to increase but didn't work. Any ideas?
Im not sure if you are using powerful enough LEDs if you are having less yield than CMH. UVB should increase terpenes but not change yield.
Isn´t the far red for the Emerson effect? if i understand it correctly it boosts the productivity
The Emerson effect studied the effect of using wavelengths at 650nm and 700nm at about 5:1 ratio. Combining them resulted in higher growth rates than the growth rates resulting from applying them separately. 650nm to 700nm is in the PAR range, Far Red is 700nm to 750nm. A lot of white led spectrum LEDs have a similar proportion of 650nm to 700nm (MIGRO ARAY PRO is 7:1 ration) so it is not necessary to add additional Far Red (730nm) LEDs. The best explanation I have found is here: ruclips.net/video/yqJBdNOHY5E/видео.html
Another banger
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
This is why it's impossible to beat the medicgrow ez8. 1000w with white and red leds. All you need and super cheap
Nice
Big fan of the migro light but have to admit that the quality which for me is max out terps is lower than with other lights. U can smell the difference already in midflower. I think there is a little room to enprove. Greetings ✌️
What are you comparing it to? What are you running now?
Growking and sanlight rails
And the migro pro
I have never seen a LED grow that impressed me LEDs are expensive by the time you get the same coverage your running more watts than a hps
the efficacy rating shown in this video of these lights is based on the amount of light output per juole. If you’re good at growing you can easily pull 2 pounds per high end led at almost double the efficiency, almost half the wattage draw, not to mention passive cooling. So unless you’re making up for that by averaging ~6 pounds per hps light, I don’t know what your definition of coverage is
Shane should go on dude grows
0:54 Ahhh, my eyes!
the Black Dog people sell the costliest grow lights.
the basis for which is presumed to have lots of research and
study to justify what they are asking.
thus i was all ears to hear you say their led mix had been reverse engr'd .
and their secret recipe of discrete frequency leds is now widely known.
and how that combo fits in with your presentation for its efficiency.
except no mention of them was heard. did i miss something ?
comments invited
I agree that far red and uv are a waste of money
The lost Gallagher brother?????
leave the spectrum to luxx and jungle boys.when you watch the podcast you will then understand
ok when u went indoors u can tell you just smoked lol
"photosuntheically" Nice typo XD
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼✊🏻🇮🇪🍀🇮🇪☘
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