Reddit reviews Apollo Horticulture Purple Reign 150 Watt Clip Lamp Grow Light with 5.6 Inch Reflector, 6-Foot Cord and Bulb - Clamp Lamp
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Package includes: 1 - Apollo Horticulture 150W Clamp Lamp Light with 75 Watt Bulb / Dimensions: 5.6โ Diameter Reflector with 6-Foot CordDURABLE RUGGED LIGHTING YOU CAN RELY ON โ Secure lighting lamp for excellent indoor plant growth. Non-marring clamps remain fastened in place once clamp is closed without damaging surfaces. Bright light enhances plant growth while pivoting lamp neck allows for optimal angling and light placement. Convenient on-off rotating switch. Lighting part of the lamp features 360 degrees of rotation to give proper light angles. 18 AWG SPT-2 6-foot cord for rugged durability.GREAT FOR MULTIPLE USES - Features non-marring spring clamps to securely hold light in place without damaging surfaces. Great for painters, workshops, photography, studios, desks, tables, warming pigs or small farm animals, garages, and more. Spring clamp provides focused light where you need it. Perfect for indoor and outdoor gardeners, hobbyists, DIYers, handiworkers, and plant enthusiasts who enjoy growing their own plants, arrangements, herbs, medicinal plants, seeds, and more.OPTIMAL AND SAFE LIGHTING โ The Clip Light works with a 150-watt bulb or a medium base bulb. Safely use the Clip Light indoors with your hydroponics, aquaponics, and aeroponics plant growing kits. Increase your plant growth rate by providing the light levels you need without being at the mercy of the weather.TOP CUSTOMER CARE - The Apollo Horticulture Clip Light is backed by our exceptional Customer Service Team and comes standard with our 90-Day Money Back Guarantee and a Limited 1-Year Warranty.
>Between 3000K and 4000K, if growing a small tomato bush, which would you go for?
I'm conflicted actually.
Probably the 4000k, and this is the rational: The increased blue light will reduce stretching in plant, at lower light levels.
Why I'm conflicted is I know 3000k works fine, I like the warm light/ find it relaxing, and red spectrum helps with flowering (important in a tomato plant).
Ultimately it might come down to what had more lux or was on sale that day XD !
>is the PAR38 shape all that important
PAR (parabolic aluminized reflector) kind of is important, the reflector bit in particular, as it means there is more light going in the right direction and reaching the plant. Light intensity is more important than exact spectrum.
>could I go for a regular globe shape?
Yeah you could, just put it in a reflector.