Hydroponics and indoor gardening thrive on precise lighting. Understanding spectrum and duration is key to replicating sunlight.
Visible light spans purple/blue → green → orange/red. Daylight = 5,000–6,500K. Plants need 12–16 hours daily under appropriate spectrum.
Select lights by plant needs, not just price. The right spectrum drives robust, productive growth.
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