Full spectrum light refers to all wavelengths of light that include the entire visible light and near infrared and ultraviolet spectra. It can provide all light bands that are beneficial to the human eye and plant growth, including blue light, green light, red light, etc.

Plant growth lights are lamps designed specifically for plant growth. They mainly emit spectrum combinations that are beneficial to plants, such as red light, blue light, etc., which can provide the light energy and light color required by plants. Plant growth lights are generally designed for the needs of plant growth. Parameters such as spectrum combination and light intensity are adjusted according to factors such as plant growth characteristics and growth stages.

Yes, plants can grow without full-spectrum light. In the natural environment, plants can adjust their growth and flowering time according to the intensity and wavelength of different light. However, if there is a lack of natural sunlight indoors or at night, there is a chance that it will affect the growth of plants.

LED luminaires that emit a “white” light are often referred to as “broad spectrum” or “full spectrum” lights because they include a broad band of the light spectrum (more similar to the sun) which renders a “white” light (there are no true white wavelengths).

The most suitable LED lights for plant growth should have red and blue light, be able to provide the right amount of light intensity, and have good heat dissipation performance. At the same time, because different plants have different spectrum and light requirements during growth and development, the selection of LED lights should be based on the specific plants and actual growth needs.

LED grow lights typically last for 50,000 hours or more.