GROWING LIGHTS
BUY THIS GREAT COMBO
HID LIGHTING SYSTEM
FOR UNDER $200
DELIVERED!
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Why buy an expensive lamp for your new garden? Unless you have a way to access
natural sunlight to your garden (like a sunny patio or greenhouse), you'll have
to provide special supplemental lighting for your hydroponics garden. And you'll
soon find that this component of your system is likely to be the most expensive
part. An evil necessity!
What kind of lighting do you need? Well, that depends on what you want to
grow.
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FLUORESCENT LIGHTING

If all you want to grow in your garden is lettuces and greens like spinach or
mustard, then fluorescent lighting will work just fine. However, you should get
the a high-output T5 variety if you want a productive garden. A $10 grow stick
from WalMart just won't give good results.
You'll need one 4-foot long T5 lamp (x 4 bulbs) for each HALF of a 4'X4' system.
This size lamp will cover a 2'X4" section of garden.... perfect for a 2X4 foot
lettuce raft like we often set up. If you plan on using a large 4X4 lettuce
raft, you'll need two of the T5 lamps. And T5s aren't exactly cheap,
either.
To read all about T5 (high output) fluorescent lighting, read our
Florescent
Lighting page, and place an order there if desired.
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HID: PREMIER HYDROPONICS
LIGHTING

The flowering and fruiting plants, like tomatoes, squash, and flowering medical
herbs, require a wider spectrum of lighting that can only be delivered with HID
(high intensity discharge) lamps.
Further, there are 2 different types of HID bulbs: MH (metal halide) and HPS
(high pressure sodium). The metal halide is a good all-around light, and okay
for most vegetables. If you can only afford one light, then get a MH, 400 watts.
To get the best yield from your fruiting/flowering crops however, the high
pressure sodium lamp is a must. If you will concentrate mostly on tomatoes or
squash, or flowering herbs, and can only afford one light, then buy a 400 watt
HPS lamp.
SO WHY DO YOU NEED
BOTH A METAL HALIDE GROW LIGHT AND HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM GROW
LIGHT?
Using Metal Halide grow
lights and then switching to High Pressure Sodium grow
lights is the way to grow the best plants possible.
Growers worldwide consider the best way to grow flowering
plants is by vegetatively growing them under the bright
white light of the METAL HALIDE, then switching over to the
HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM’s super bright orangish/red spectrum
for the flowering stage of plant growth. The MH grow light
bulb provides lush, compact plant growth. The HPS grow light
bulbs spectrum mimics that of the "harvest sun" and promotes
explosive, prolific flowering of plants.
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So then, let's get this straight... MH works best for the
vegetative growth stage, and HPS is preferred for the flowering and fruiting
stages. You want to build the best hydro garden you can, right? But, you don't
want to buy two lamps. Well, you don't have to; you just need two different
bulbs!
With this lighting setup, you will need a special lamp which will accept
"conversion" bulbs.
If this is the way you want to go, we've got you covered! You'll not find
a better deal than our awesome HID Combo Lighting Kit below. This lighting setup
works great for a typical 4' X 4' garden, and it includes:
- 400 watt HPS conversion lamp/with hood
- Remote ballast, heavy duty and HEAVY
- 400 watt HPS bulb
- 400 watt MH conversion bulb (slimline)
- 2-plug heavy duty grounded timer
All this for under $200, including shipping! You can't beat that for a combo light kit!
This is a special arranged deal, and is available for shipment only to the US lower 48
states, sorry!

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Order your HID Combo Kit below:

ORDER THE
HID COMBO LIGHT KIT HERE FOR $199.00/FREE SHIPPING:
[Sorry, we only ship the special LIGHT kit to the
LOWER 48 US states].
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$199.00 USD
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