How Much Light Do My Plants Need? Timelapse Grow And Yield Results
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How far should I position my grow light from my plant? Find out how to setup your grow light here and what happens if your grow light is too near or far from your plants.
This is a collaboration video with Apogee Instruments demonstrating their PAR or quantum sensor, the Apogee SQ 500. A very accurate, affordable and easy to use sensor for measuring PAR levels across your grow area.
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It would probably be ideal to adjust the light as the plant grows.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to do all the testing for the benefit of others. A very rare quality in this world these days. Keep it up brother and I will continue to soak up da knowledge. Cheers, Robbie
These videos are absolutely fascinating and very informative. I hope your business does very well, because it's clear that you care a great deal about your craft.
This is the first video that introduced me to the migro channel years ago and it's one of many videos that, like a great book or quality tool, should last a lifetime.
Thank you always Shane.
. . . wow, thanks, so much, for this great information . . . you opened my eyes to a whole new area in plant growth . . . God Bless . . .
I really admire your experiment, you put so much time and energy for doing this, thank you.
I wish i could afford to buy your light just so i can show my support. You are an awesome dude keep up the great work.
Great video, great product. Thanks for making indoor gardening simple.
I think he speaks very clear, and is a good speaker.
DsGalin couldn’t agree more with you! I think he is briliant all together. What a fountain of knowledge. Super honest too. Good on ya Shane boy..don’t mind negative comments..they are only jealous!! ..fekin wankers;)
That was awesome time lapse. So freaking cool man! Amazing seeing it just grow!
This video was amazing my man. Great feel for the science but easily get it across to us newbs. Cheers
Very well made experiment. Good job. Thanks for sharing!
Another nice demonstration
Really nice to see they look good at every height seems like every grow could use your lights cant wait to give one a grow👍
Thank you. Finally, the best test video. Thank you.
This is awesome info. Thank you so much for this.
The nicest most giving man out there now go out an buy his lights ok 🤔😉😁🌈👌
Never mind. You did exactly what I expected you to do In the video
Shane, Fantastic presentation. Really great. Thanks
Thanks for all your informative videos!
Thank you for taking the time to provide us with a well informed and interesting Video. Pay no attention to the negativity, they'll only drag us down. You answered the questions I had hoped to be answered when I watched this. Much appreciated.
This is so academic thank you so much
thank you man! very nice!
This is a great video to help show the need for light height
Great experiment, and good gob with the graphics for the light spread.
I think it would also be good, a test maintaining the same distance relationship throughout the crop, raising the lights as the plants grow
A good experiment, and results. Thank you
Great job! Just what I was looking for.
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Great video!!! Thank you for your time and knowledge.
Allways great vídeos! Congratulations and thanks for share!
Wow, so very very helpful, just what I needed to know!
Great timing ⏱️ Shane! I have two Seedlings 🌱 and three more ready to Pop brother! God bless you and help grow your channel 👍🙏💯
Does it make sense Shane that i think u should retry this experiment??? I think moving the light each week to ensure ur maintaining that 35cm 25 cm ect difference each frow box. I think this would make the most sense as it what i would do personally if i was growing. I love ur approach here tho amd love ur channel just wanted to add my idea to maybe give u some more content to produce. Love ya Shane u rock
Wow, great demo for stretching. I learned a lot, thank you!
Best comparison of light height on RUclips I've seen so far especially in time lapse terms,some of the other video's I've seen on RUclips they seem to shuffle the plants around especially when comparing with their own lights-be even better if they would get a marker pen and write on each leaf 1111,2222,3333 and so on, then we would see if they got shuffled around
Man thanks you. I have been hanging my lights at 100mm off top of plant for to long I’m trying 400mm now
Great and informative video . I really enjoy watching your videos
This took a long time to do with effort and you dislike it! What is there to dislike! This is a real test!!!
That's just the haters going around disliking everything ❤️❤️
@Eitan Tal height affects the amount of light power reaching the plant, the title is still valid.
This is a shitty, stupid, wannabe test.
HE'S SUPPOSED TO MOVE THE LIGHTS AS THE PLANTS GROW
All he proved was growing a plant 6cm from a high powered light kills it.
Nice video, thanks. But I also wonder why the lights were not raised to keep the same distance when plant grows? Not doing this seems really strange because it is very basic thing to adjust during growth.
It doesn't matter, they downvote everything cannabis related (doesn't matter what platform you are on unless its cannabis friendly) and also report it constantly. It's sad as I can pretty much guarantee that they are on some "drug" either in pill form or in a can/bottle or tobacco/coffee/tea. Even tea totallers were not immune.
Great Experiment and a clear explanation. Impressive. Thank you.
Thanks, take care
Outstanding. Thanks
Thank you so much for making this vid!!!!
The tomatoe plant with the light closest to it did the best up until he let it grow into the light . As one should expect. As long as u can desipate and control the heat closer is always best my opinion.
This video was amazing
Beautiful timelapse! Great video.
Hi and thanks. ALL LED DIY BUILDERS CHECK LED Gardiner channel out. Excellent info there.
Greate job! Thats inspire me to grow the best. Cheers
Just subscribed, keep going guys!
Very very good channel. Thank you from Russia!
Thank you. Take care
It looks like the tomato plant on the right was doing much better in the beginning than the center one, up until it started growing too close and onto the light. The center one grew but didn't have to stretch due to just enough light, but it didn't have enough light for the most vigorous grow possible. The one on the right did until it was overwhelmed. You can even see how the big leaf nearest the light was trying to not grow up into it, up until the point it could not itself keep away any longer due to the stem grow below moving it closer. Then the rest of the plant just grew like a bowl away from the intense center. I'm sure if that light would have been moved up as the plant grew it would have blew past all the others in production.
I know this isn't the point of your demo but it's worth noting to show the importance of monitoring your grow light distance thoroughly throughout a grow. People don't realize that indoor lights are nothing like the sun when it comes to intensity losses relative to distance from source. If a measurement of the sun is taken and you get 1000ppfd at 20 feet off the ground you will get 1000ppfd at 1 foot of the ground. It makes no difference. The sun is so large , far away, and intense that small changes relative to those parameters are inconsequential. If they weren't then we would burn up and die just by standing outside on the top floor of a sky scrapper.
Frank N totally agree
Absolutely. The message is keep the lights as low as possible without causing damage for optimal growth or potential optimal damage if you don't react fast enough. Or play it a bit safer and keep the light close but at a safe range, margin for error without catastrophy. Mid range wins.
I just subbed up man great info!
Thanks. Any topics you would like to see covered?
The amount of dislikes for this mans efforts clearly show the condition of the world we currently live in. One thing you can be sure of, we will not be experiencing a shortage of DICKS anytime in the near future. Thank you for your efforts in providing knowledge to a severely dumbed down and rude society sir, I appreciate your extensive work to provide us with very interesting info.
It would be awesome to see this kind of time-lapse with a camera next too the light source looking down. Would be fascinating to see how the leaves angle themselves at the light when its turned on.
Great video! I guess one should be able to narrow down the spread of light with a lense. In that way the light source could be positioned further away from the plant.
Very well done, very informative. Perhaps I missed it the details of the light used. Also tell have you done similar studies on other plants? Regards.
Excellent info great video thank you
Great demonstration. I would love one of those PAR sensors but alas they are incredibly expensive.
Nice timelaps!
man thank God for you.
Excellent talk. Thank you. It's easy to criticise, but nice to see the results. Thank you for the very nice placement. What was the temperature?
Man I would love to test out one of those lights against my LED'S! And do a side by side grow off!
Thank you! beautifully executed experiment and presentation.
My only query, i don't understand the distances of the light, 15cm above the top of the pot + the distances of 25 35 and 45cm are not what i see as far as distance. They could actually be accurate to my visual eye if they were 25 35 and 45 inches. that looks more accurate. The white perimeter boards look like 4' next to a tomato plant.
Am I missing something? Other than this which I may be delusional on, you made a great demonstration.
Once again cool 😊 info
Flawless video
Love this dude
what kind of container did you use to plant?
Great video, I was getting crazy with all the info about growing with grow lights (I'm a newbee) and your video finally gave me the insight I needed to make my decisions regarding my 2020 garden.
Thanks for taking time to perform light test and share results. Very informative and useful.
Question regarding reflective light…would it be beneficial to use mirrors to reflect light to plants from higher level to eliminate any hotspots, allow growth room and decrease blue (least light areas on rim/edge of growth areas)?
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Great video, ty
would like to see the same test but also a few with reflective walls, see how much they actually bounce back and make useable. Also a question, does solely too much PAR harm the plant even if it's independent of too much heat? such as leds
thanks,..very useful !
thank you! is this very nice!
How many of this CREE CXB3590 (regular ones) you recomend on a 4x3 grow room? thanks in advance !
Very useful video
Thank you great information
very educational
great upload!
Thank you brother
Experimento muuuuuyyyyy interesante !!!!
Good job 👍👍👍
Ordered my 1st Migro light and it's taking forever to get here.. Hopefully it gets here before my grow is done. I Ordered their 310 UVB for flower.
good video a question how much light they give to the plants in the day, I mean how long they leave on the bulbs during the 24 hours grace greetings from Colombia
Can you try also the ordinary strip lights? I setup my growing beds with strips light.
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DRIVING ME NUTS HEARING HIM SWALLOW AND SMACK
@@flatearthgenius5732 You are free to click off the video and watch something else at any time :)
Shane can you measure par from LED’s with the sun systems par meter from amazon? I believe the sensor is a rebranded apogee MQ-200. I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question
might you be able to post a video regarding a hps 1000 watt grow light? would appreciate it...
were the lights on 24/7 or was the light on and off every day like the natural sun. just trying to find out if i can grow my tomatos under 24/7 light. Thanks
I aspire to be as chilled as this guy..
You have Paul McCarty eyes, you two could be related. 🤗
Bruceann Yellowega join them eyebrows together and you got Noel Gallagher
great stuf!
I recommend a video just like this but with the light outside in a open lighted area..
thanks a million,happy christmas
Thanks Flower Power, Happy Christmas to you too.
whats you think about dual spectrum bulb from seed to harvest , opposed to metal halide and hps .
Not enough Blue light in them to regulate plant growth and keep it short and dense. Mh and hps is still the best HID solution
iv a cabinet of 4x2x7 ft.im putting a 600 watt hps in there, would your custom fan and filter set up do for proper air exchange with the heat from 600 watt in that size space.
In afraid not. The MIGRO 100 in this set-up outputs about 50 watts if heat. A 600w hps would output about 400 watts of heat. The setup is designed to work in a small, low heat situation .
Would I be able to supplement natural light for my burgundy rubber tree (still young) with a grow light
Hello, great vedio,we have a hemp shredder, a grinder and a dryer. Do you need one?
More videos! More!
givethanks for the info.....bro
Excellent video, not heard of PAR before. Good information you have a new subscriber. What lights did you use? Be interesting to see LED lighting too. Good work buddy.
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So it's really as follows:
Light high: for seedlings growth.
Light low: for generative phase.
Intermediate is for vegetative, past-seedling stage.
Thankyou
Good to see a company competing with the big boys that's not from the USA, would love to see what kind of yield the Migro 400 would put out in a scrog 4x4 tent in a controlled test with clones (cannabis of course: )
Price is a little to far from reach for us mere hobby growers at this moment in time, I wish you all the best of luck though.
Thanks for the comment. We have a 15% discount offer this month on instagram. Brings us lower than many competitors. Checkout 'UK closet grower' in our grow diaries section for yield result of MIGRO 400 VS 600w hps
Thanks just checked out his grow, impressive.
I would think with proper plant training and using a scrog setup you could easily pull over a gram per watt.
I'll put the 100 model on my Christmas list be nice doing a side by side grow with my Mars Hydro's.
+The Budget Grower Cool. Email me when you decide. I'll look after you. Take care. Shane
Thanks Shane, just sent a mail to your info address.
Hey is the discount still around?
Very informative video! I learned quite a few new terms and theories today, thank you very much good sir for your presentation! I like the instrument that was used to measure PAR, but I feel like $295 is quite a lot if regular consumers want to purchase that particular item, are there any cheaper alternatives?? I feel like that is a tool that could revolutionize how we look at propagating and cultivating our indoor and outdoor harvests. Thank you very much, stay warm!
Hello, thanks for the comment. The hydrofarm par sensor is very good value and quite accurate. It's about €120 online.
Does it make sense to use a bit lower par in early veg (talking autos flowering small plants) to make it stretch a bit to build a larger framework, then pump the par when it goes into flower? Can you make autos too small by giving too high par early? How do I find the optimal par throughout the growth & flowering cycle for largest yields with autos?
When we used the white light and when we used the blue and red lights?