Learn from the industry pros on critical components for successful supplemental lighting systems
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The science behind supplemental lighting–and the benefits it provides–is not often well understood. Not to mention that, as in other areas of cultivation, there exist many myths about what lighting can and can’t do.
What do the experts say? Read our exclusive guide for strategies and tips from expert cultivators who have amassed decades of experience studying horticulture lighting.
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