The Best LED Grow Lights

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LED Microgreens

LGM1 microgreens

All LED grow lights are not created equal.  Among the LEDs marketed as grow lights, LED Grow Master Global chose SolarOasis technology because it was the most efficient,  spectrally rich LED plant light source available at the time.    Almost a decade later-  SolarOasis continues to set the standard for LED plant lighting.   We are now able to offer 6 versions including terrestrial and aquaria models.

Today we will look at the most basic model- the LGM1 LED grow light.  This is the standard model that is recommended for veg and leafy greens such as lettuce that is not expected/desired to bloom.  These LED grow lights are designed for maximum performance at the manufacturer’s recommended hanging height of 12-14″.  This applies to  one-three standard bars hung alone.    When LGM plant lighting is placed in a multi-bar array (4 or more LGM1 on a SunMount) the light from each cluster blends and intensifies the light emitted.  When used as a multi-bar array, the LGM1 needs to be 24″ x 30″ away from the tops or sides of your plants.  This concept of proper placement is very important to the health of your plants.  Unlike HID lighting, light emitting diodes have built in reflectors that prevent the light from scattering throughout the area.  The grow lights must be mounted within the parameters in order to properly blend the different wavelengths needed by your plants.

While our LGM3 and LGM5 are the more advanced models designed to support growth and development through all cycles of growth, if you are just growing microgreens or the sort-  the LGM1 is the most affordable and runs on the smallest electrical draw (a mere 6 watts.)   Our LED grow light is rated for 100,000 hours.  Thrifty shoppers will find that the energy savings and long lifetime of LGM  lighting makes them the most affordable,  long-term LED option on the planet.  For more information about the LGM1 you can visit our website @    www.led-grow-master.com/LGM1.html

Check back next week and I will fill you in on why the LGM3 is equally (if not more) great than the LGM1!

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