SunBlaster 36" T5HO Fluorescent Bulb 6400K We recommend replacing your SunBlaster T5HO lamps every 10,000 hours of use to insure maximum growing output.Just because they look bright, doesn't mean they grow right....
LightEnerG™ Super Metal Halide Grow Lamps are designed to outperform standard MH bulbs. They have a light spectrum shifted towards the blue making them ideal during the vegetative stage of...
LightEnerG™ Super High Pressure Sodium Flowering Lamps are designed to outperform standard HPS lamps. They have a light spectrum shifted towards the red making them ideal during the flowering stage...
24" SunBlaster Prismatic Lens LED HO Strip Light SUNBLASTER™ LED STRIP LIGHTS are designed to maximize overall performance, economy and extend longevity, while providing the best possible lighting for all...
SunBlaster 24" T5HO Fluorescent Bulb 2700K We recommend replacing your SunBlaster T5HO lamps every 10,000 hours of use to insure maximum growing output.Just because they look bright, doesn't mean they grow right....
SunBlaster 52 Watt compact fluorescent self-ballasted lamps to replace your existing 100-200 watt incandescent bulbs. Wherever you want to provide full spectrum 6400 Kelvin light which is comparable to natural daylight, while consuming...
Spectralux 400 Watt Metal Halide Bulb The Spectralux® Metal Halide (MH) have a 4,200°K color temperature. These lamps emits in the bluish and green regions of the light spectrum with good...
High Frequency, Pulse-Start Digital Lamps Featuring Low Iron (Low-E) glass for enhanced UVA and UVB penetration to your plants for higher quality and yield! Our special low iron glass allows...
LightEnerG™ Super High Pressure Sodium Flowering Lamps are designed to outperform standard HPS lamps. They have a light spectrum shifted towards the red making them ideal during the flowering stage...
LightEnerG™ Super Metal Halide Grow Lamps are designed to outperform standard MH bulbs. They have a light spectrum shifted towards the blue making them ideal during the vegetative stage of...
