Photosynthesis drives plant growth, powered by chlorophyll converting CO₂ into energy using light. Three factors matter: intensity, wavelength (quality), and duration. Plants only use blue and red wavelengths—other colors are wasted.
Research shows blue light promotes leaf growth; red + blue (1:5 or 1:6 ratio) drives flowering. LED plant bulbs deliver this precise blend.
When choosing a grow light, prioritize spectrum accuracy, energy efficiency, and bulb longevity. LEDs win on all counts—making them the gold standard for indoor growing.
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