Grow plants wit Led's

[ashtweth]

LED Street Lights: A Foolish and Unhealthy Idea by Ken Adachi (April 21, 2010)

From a health perspective, employing the very limited and NARROW band width of frequencies emitted by LEDs as ambient light, is a HUGE mistake.

[sucahyo]

LED Street Lights: A Foolish and Unhealthy Idea by Ken Adachi (April 21, 2010)

From a health perspective, employing the very limited and NARROW band width of frequencies emitted by LEDs as ambient light, is a HUGE mistake.

There is no explanation why unfortunately.

Also, if you believe that sun rays carry orgone energy, it won't be replaceable with any kind of lighting except with tesla impulse lighting.

[jeanna]

The late Dr John Ott discovered this many years ago when he conducted tests of growing plants using various types of artificial lighting. Only lighting which most closely emulated the sun's spectrum of light (incandescent lighting), produced the best results. Fluorescent light produced the WORST results

UMMM
Then why are ott lights the fluorescent type?

(I think this is an example of the kind of disinfo designed to make people fight with each other. This happens all the time in health fields.)

jeanna

[Vortex]

Yes in one of my 1e projects (see the pics in the 1e page)
I use ir leds and uv LEDs to make the hole spectrum

The research shows the UV light hinders plant growth.
do watch the video: "The Killing of Paradise Planet" in the previous post.

i think i might have misspoken about IR being bad, it might only be the UV.

[sucahyo]

UMMM
Then why are ott lights the fluorescent type?

Interesting .

I just replace some of my light with incandescent and do not notice any difference. I think there are things that have more influence on our body than light. Water that we drink or food that we ate for instance.

[Aaron]

uv

If uv was bad for plants, then why do plants thrive in sunshine?

Humans don't do well if uv is filtered.

There is uvA and ubB. Most sunscreens block the good stuff that causes
vitamin d to be produced in our body, which it allows the bad stuff
through that causes skin cancer, etc... This is a very sad fact.
YouTube - The Real Story on Vitamin D

So everything has to be in balance.

[ray0energy]

If uv was bad for plants, then why do plants thrive in sunshine?

Humans don't do well if uv is filtered.

There is uvA and ubB. Most sunscreens block the good stuff that causes
vitamin d to be produced in our body, which it allows the bad stuff
through that causes skin cancer, etc... This is a very sad fact.
YouTube - The Real Story on Vitamin D

So everything has to be in balance.

I agree and the uv of LEDs at 400nm wits is most
common ar perfect for plants it is good for smel and taste.
I am about to do a bit more extensiv work on this.
I have a new workshop (lap) wit lots of space.
Soon I will make sam howto videos on my YouTube cannal

[digitz]

Interesting .

I just replace some of my light with incandescent and do not notice any difference. I think there are things that have more influence on our body than light. Water that we drink or food that we ate for instance.

Some info about CFLs: YouTube - The dark side of the CFL

[Guruji]

UV leds

Uv leds interesting to here about these. Ray but with blue and red some guys said that worked for them.
Thanks

[jeanna]

uvb

I just found some very interesting parts to the uv puzzle.

First, I listened to a long video by mercola, and while there were quite a few slips of the tongue that he made, I can be pretty sure I have this right.
First he was talking about how Vit D3 is made by uv-b and destroyed by uv-a
there are many more details but we are talking about lights and plants here, so I just want to share this with you:

this page explains about the bands and wavelengths and even that you cannot SEE the uv-b
that is very important because if you do not see it you might think it is not there, right?

these specific numbers are given
450 - 400 nm Violet, (visible light, shown for reference)
400 - 320 nm UVA, Long Wave, Black Light
320 - 280 nm UVB, Medium Wave ---mercola says this is needed for D3 prodx in skin.
280 - 100 nm Short Wave, Germicidal


Anyway this page is about the absorption of uv in fluorescent paint as a way to "see" that you are getting uv light from your bulbs, and may be useful in some of the ideas on this thread.

For what it is worth...

jeanna

[sucahyo]

Some info about CFLs: YouTube - The dark side of the CFL

I am aware of that. It just that I don't feel it, the plant in my wife garden with yellow CFL don't feel it.

My wife's plant being exposed by yellow CFL all night and rarely exposed to sunlight. If there are bad effect of limited band CFL, it surely being over powered with a simple copper tub in water hose, my wife's plant new leaf is consitently longer than the old one:




That is last year. Now all have long one despite being exposed to yellow CFL all night everyday.

And I already forget when my wife's orchid do not bloom, since it seems to bloom all the time while the one just recently bought when blooming is already fall.


My point is, I think bad effect from CFL can be overpowered with other things easily.

[sucahyo]

Anyway this page is about the absorption of uv in fluorescent paint as a way to "see" that you are getting uv light from your bulbs, and may be useful in some of the ideas on this thread.

Not just by filtering, The phospor it self can be made to emit light on different light spectrum by mixing it with other elements.

[Vortex]

about that facts

1) Might it be possible a plant, (not being a human being) does not like intensity of UV light they receive currently?
2) Might it be possible the intensity of UV light was greatly reduced at one time in earth's history?
3) Might it be possible that a reduced intensity of UV light would not effect
human's Vitamin D production?

You must ignore the fact the a SINGLE 30 foot tall tomato plant to produced
13,000 ripe tomatoes in 6 months without UV light and additional CO2.
Ask yourself if anyone else has reproduced the extreme plant growth
seen in the tomato plant above using only an increase in CO2?

Again i suggest watching The Killing of Paradise Planet video that
was posted earlier in this thread which explains facts that support
the possibilities asked in the questions above.

[sucahyo]

I just watching the video. Interesting . Remind me of breathing in liquid oxygen.

My opinion:

The isolated canopy could also act as orgone accumulator. The canopy are not completely isolated from the sun because it still allow orgone to conduct.

And Dr. Kei Mori is actually using sunlight via fiber optic:
HIMIWARI MOVES BENEATH THE SEA - (Lessons From The Future vol 9)
Fiber Optic Solar Lighting Roundup

So the effect is not caused by simulated light. Not LED powered plant.

For experiment for filtering light, how about usgin prism? see at what color rainbow the plant grow better?

I thought CO2 is global warming pollutant? and we have more CO2 today?

[ray0energy]

Blue and red

Uv leds interesting to here about these. Ray but with blue and red some guys said that worked for them.
Thanks

Blue and red is fine for starters but I think it's better to a more biger
Color spectrum sins the LEDs I use have no bad efects on my plants.