Light is the most important energy source for plants. Without a suitable light spectrum, neither seedlings nor mature plants can reach their full potential. This is exactly where full-spectrum LED lights come in: they mimic natural sunlight and supply plants with all the wavelengths they need for healthy growth and high-yielding flowers. Whether in a grow tent or a professional grow room – full-spectrum LEDs are the ideal solution for anyone who wants maximum efficiency, flexibility and harvest quality.
Full-spectrum LED lights cover the whole cycle from vegetative growth to flower with one fixture. This collection includes the Platinum King and Super King series from 200 to 1000W, Platinum Quantumboards, Fortis BYD 720W and 1000W and the Fortis NXT 720W, Hortimol MXH4, MG6 and MG8, Greenception GC-PURE and GCx SOLO PWR, Lumen King Eco Line 400 to 1000W, Garden Highpro LEDMAXECO and LEDMAXPRO, the Spektra Spectrum Master 720W and the SunPro Hitter 720W ECO. Choose by tent size and efficiency (µmol/J), and check whether the driver is integrated or separate and whether the light can be dimmed or linked to a controller. Read our LED grow light overview, compare quantum boards or find light controllers.
Questions & answers about Full Spectrum LED Lights
All growing questions →- Lighting How many watts of LED do I need per square metre? For flowering, plan on roughly 250-400 W of real power draw per m². Check what the lamp actually pulls from the wall, not the 'equivalent... Read the answer →
- Lighting How high should I hang my LED above the plants? Follow the manufacturer's chart. For many 200-400 W panels it is roughly 30-60 cm above the canopy, and stronger lamps hang higher. Read the answer →
- Lighting How many hours of light do plants need in veg and in flower? Photoperiod plants usually get 18 hours on and 6 off in veg, then 12 on and 12 off to flower. Autoflowering plants can stay on 18/6 or up... Read the answer →
- Lighting LED or HPS: which grow light is better? LED, for most people with a tent. It's more efficient, makes less heat and the diodes last years. HPS costs less to buy but needs more ve... Read the answer →
