Horticulture Lighting Group Grow Lights

Horticulture Lighting Group grow lights are some of the best on the market. They have been a leader in grow lights since 2016. Their lights use Quantum Boards. They are notorious for maximizing grow room yields while providing excellent profit margins with high efficiency lamps. Growers use these types of lights for commercial and at home.

HLG LED Grow

Horticulture Lighting Group grow lights are available for sale on their website and can also be bought on Amazon. They have a great selection of lights. Here are a few of my favorites for home use:

HLG 100 Rspec – This light is mighty powerful despite its small size. Great for small grows!

HLG 300L Rspec 270w 120 Volt – Suitable for 4×4′ grow rooms or smaller.

HLG 600 Rspec 600w 120 Volt – Footprints: Veg 5’x5 (28”H)’ Flower 6’x6′ (40”H)

Horticulture Lighting Group HLG Scorpion Diablo – Scorpion Diablo growing lights provide six whole quantum boards!

For large grows, I recommend checking out their Commercial use grow lights. Here are a few of my favorites:

HLG 350R 350w 120 Volt – Quantum Board QB 648 made by Samsung. Full spectrum white and 660nm red.

HLG BlackWing 2022 HLG LED Grow Light – The BlackWing’s tested High PPF efficacy (560 PPF at 2.5 μmol/j) makes this the HIGHEST EFFICIENCY 225w grow light on the market.

Blackbird 2022 HLG LED Grow Light – Better canopy penetration – Full Spectrum White + Deep Red LED light diffuses EVENLY, making it perfect for FULL VEG / FLOWER cycles + healthy, uniform growth.

HLG 650R 610w 120 Volt + UVA Bar Light – 2.8 (μmol/joule) with a max output of 1700 PPF’s.

Side Note: At this time, all Horticulture Lighting Group grow lights are a backed by a 3 year warranty. Furthermore, their lights are dimmable, have ETL certificates and are made in the USA! I also like that several of their lights listed for sale are available through Amazon Prime.

Conclusion

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