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The NextLight 420h - The Best LED Grow Light Under $500 0

Deciding on an LED grow light can be challenging. There are so many options and it’s hard to know where to start and what to look for. 

The price can range from a bit over a hundred dollars for a low end LED grow light to well over a thousand dollars for something top of the line. How do you know which one you need?

Today we’re looking at the best options under $500. For the price of a new gaming console you can get a powerful and well-built grow light that will easily last at least five years. You can use it day after day and grow after grow knowing that it will always deliver great results.

If you’re just getting started, you’ll want a light that’s easy to use and will work well in a range of conditions. There are many different factors that contribute to plant health, but a consistent and powerful source of light is easily the most important. If you have the budget to spend a bit of extra money on one thing in your grow kit, make it your light. 

We recommend the NextLight 420h as the best grow light for under $500. 

With its all white spectrum, true 3’ x 3’ flowering coverage, and NextLight’s famous custom support, this light is pretty tough to beat!

The 420h Advantage

Coverage

You'll want at least a 3’ x 3’ grow tent if you're just starting out because it lets you grow a bigger plant without taking up too much space. (If you’re interesting in growing in a 2’ x ‘4 space check out our post on the NextLight Plus Pro)

The 420h is perfectly designed for flowering in a 3 x 3 tent. You’ll get strong, even coverage over the entire space.

5 Year Warranty

We’ve talked about this in previous articles about NextLight but we can’t stress enough how much of a life-saver this warranty is. In the unlikely event that you have any problems with your light, NextLight will overnight ship  you a loaner light and you can use the same box it arrives in to ship your light back for servicing. 

You’ll have quick replacement to get through your grow and your plants won’t notice a thing. 

NextLight is an American company with a US based support and service team.

NextLight’s Full Spectrum 

One all white spectrum you can use from seed to harvest. 

Onboard dimming

You can adjust intensity from 25% to 100% without an external dimmer or manual height adjustment.

 

IP65 Wet Rated

You’re using your light to grow plants. Plants also need water to grow. At some point, your light is going to be exposed to water no matter how careful you. The 420h can handle getting wet and will keep on chuggin’ along.

Passive Cooling

Many LED grow lights use fans to drive heat away and prevent their internal components from overheating. 

This adds two potential issues for you to deal with:

  1. Additional heat in your grow environment that needs to be managed 
  2. Fans are often the first thing to break on a light and are critical to prevent overheating.

The 420h uses passive cooling — it’s low operating heat and large surface area make an internal fan unnecessary.

No additional heat management and nothing that can break, two less things for you to worry about. 

Runner-up

The Mars Hydro FCE-4000 is another great light that’s with a bit more power at a bit lower price point.

It has many similar features to the 420h, an all white spectrum, on board dimming, IP65 wet rating but as Mars Hydro is not a US based company don’t expect the same responsiveness from their support team.

Overall this is a great alternative to the 420h if price is your biggest concern and don’t want to sacrifice too much quality.

Conclusion

All this together makes the NextLight 420h the best LED growlight for under $500. 

The 420h is the total package. You get a high quality light and a stellar US based support team to back you up if you ever have any trouble. 

If you want the simplest way to get consistently amazing results without any hassle then don’t skimp on your lighting, go with the 420h. 

  • Trevor

The NextLight Plus Pro - Not Just For Greenhouses 0

The Plus Pro is part of the NextLight Pro series and is designed for use in greenhouses.

If you’re growing at home in a grow tent you might think this light isn’t for you, but don’t overlook it. 

We’ll explain why a greenhouse light could the best light to use in your grow tent.

What Makes a Greenhouse Grow Light

Since plants in a greenhouse are exposed to sunlight, grow lights are usually only used for supplemental purposes. Natural sunlight is the primary source of growth but depending on the season, weather, hours of daylight, etc, additional lighting is often needed to get the best results.

Supplemental greenhouse grow lights are designed to provide this supplemental lighting when necessary, while still letting the sun do most of the work.

To expose plants to as much sunlight as possible, greenhouse lights need to have small physical dimensions to minimize shadows cast on plants.

For similar reasons, greenhouse grow lights are usually mounted as high as possible. Being higher prevents the light from blocking any sunlight coming in. 

NextLight Plus Pro - The Ultimate 2’ x 4’ LED grow light

2’ x 4’ grow tents are some of the most common tents to use for home growers.

Most people have this kind of space available in their homes and it’s not as cramped as working with a 2’ x 2’ tent. This makes it great for beginners.

However, because of the dimensions, you can’t fit a light like the 420h into a 2’ x 4’ tent. There just isn’t enough space.

As a home grower, you might think your only option is to get a pair of 150h fixtures to fully cover your grow area, but you should also consider a Plus Pro.

As we mentioned earlier, greenhouse lights are a bit different from standard grow lights. Your main concerns when using a greenhouse light in a grow tent are the mounting height and light intensity. You can’t keep the light too close to your plant canopy or you’re going to have an issue with hotspots.

Hotspots are an area of intense light directly below your grow light. Intense light is a good thing, but if it’s too focused it can cause uneven growth in your plants. Anything inside the hotspot will be happy and healthy and everything outside will struggle.

For the Plus Pro, this won’t be an issue as long as your tent is at least 7 (and preferably 8) feet high or you couple it with a Control Pro to reduce light intensity. At this height, you can get amazing results with one Plus Pro and it’ll cost you less than a pair of 150h fixtures.

Two 150h fixtures together will give you a maximum output of 300W but the Plus Pro edges them out a bit with its 320W. You also have the option of using it with a NextLight Control Pro to automate your on/off timing and intensity levels.

You can also consider getting a pair of Plus Pro’s for a 4 x 4 grow tent. Compared to a Mega Pro, you’re getting the same 640W maximum output and performance, but for a lower price. You’ll have to manage two lights, but if you’re looking for the absolute best bang for your buck then this setup is hard to beat.

The Plus Pro uses the same all white spectrum, comes with the same incredible 5 year warranty, and is just as easy to use as the rest of the NextLight family. If you use this greenhouse light at home, you’ll get amazing coverage and growth from a sometimes overlooked but extremely powerful LED grow light.

  • Trevor

Buyers Guide: NextLight Pro vs Home Series 0

 

The all new NextLight Pro Series and Home Series includes a range of full spectrum LED grow lights designed to meet the needs of commercial and home growers alike.

So, which one should you get? Pro or Home?

Before we get into what sets these lights apart, let’s talk a little about NextLight and why you should get one in the first place.

What sets NextLight apart

We’ve been working with NextLight for nearly five years. Their original product, the NextLight 525w, was one of the first LED grow lights to have a full white spectrum.

 

The original NextLight was one of the only lights on the market with a full white spectrum.

 

At a time when most competitors were promoting a “blurple” (only blue and red) spectrum, NextLight engineers built a full white spectrum LED grow light that they knew would give amazing results. 

This was a controversial decision, blue and red LEDs were much less expensive and the lights them using cost much less as a result. But, NextLight believed in their spectrum and knew it was only way to truly replace traditional grow lights.

Fast forward to today and nearly all of the best LED grow lights on the market are using a white spectrum. 

Since then, NextLight has only improved on their design and optimized their spectrum to push ahead of the competition. 

Taking care of growers

Having an issue with your light in the middle of a grow can be a disaster. 

NextLight knows that even with a well-designed and reliable product, there can still be unexpected problems. That’s why they created a warranty policy that will not only protect your light but could also save your plants. 

If you have any problems with your light, it doesn’t matter if it’s Pro or Home, NextLight overnight ship a loaner light to you for free. You can even use the box that your loaner light comes in to ship your damaged light directly back to NextLight for servicing. You can use the loaner light until your light is fixed or replaced and your plants will barely notice the difference.

This kind of dedication and support sets NextLight apart from their competitors.

If you have any problems with your light, it doesn’t matter if it’s Pro or Home, NextLight overnight ship a loaner light to you for free.

Pro or Home?

Let’s start with what the Pro and Home lines have in common. 

This is what you get with every NextLight:

  • A five year warranty, this includes the loaner light service mentioned earlier.
  • Amazing customer service
  • A full white sun-like spectrum that can take plants from seed to harvest.
  • Onboard dimming with settings for 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. Super useful in early-stage growth or if it’s difficult to adjust your light’s height. 
  • IP65 water certified. Your lights are always going to be around water, if they can’t handle getting wet you’re asking for trouble.
  • Passive cooling. This means there is no fan. It may not sound like a big deal, but moving parts are usually the first thing to break and no fan means you’re going to have a longer lasting and more reliable light. 
  • 120V and 240V options 

Pro Exclusives

There are few features that set the Pro series apart. 

External dimming controls 

All NextLight Pro series lights are compatible with the NextLight Control Pro. This gives on/off timing, sunrise/sunset controls and a single controller can manage up to 500 lights. For grows that require more than two or three lights, having them all working under the same controller can save you a ton of time and hassle. 

Speciality lighting

The Pro series has the Veg8 Pro, which is specialized for vegetative growth, and the Plus Pro, a light designed for use in greenhouses. If you need this kind of speciality lighting then you’ll want to go with a Pro series light.  

Pro series lights are DLC Hort listed and UL8800 certified. This can be necessary if you’re applying for certain tax benefits for your grow operation. 

Only the Pro series has a 277V option. Make sure you’ve checked and double-checked your electrical setup before making a big purchase. 

Conclusion

As you can see, the Pro series was carefully designed with commercial growers in mind. For many hobbyists these features might not be necessary, but they can be crucial for growing profitably at scale. 

If you’re a hobbyist or a small scale grower then you’re going to love the Home series lights. You get nearly all the benefits of the Pro series at fraction of the price. 

A 4’ x 4’ grow tent with a 420h or a 4’ x 8’ tent with two 420h fixtures is going to give you amazing results. 

There’s two reasons that a home grower might want to go with a Pro series light:

  1. You want to use an external controller. Even for one or two lights it can be nice to have an external controller. You can set up the timer and then you never have to remember when to turn your lights on and off. Also, features like the sunrise/sunset modes can’t be replicated with the manual onboard dimmer. If you’re thinking of starting small and expanding later, it can be nice to have the option of using a controller in the future.
  2. You want maximum power. The 420h is a 420W light and the Mega Pro is a 640W light. If you want to grow the biggest plants or if you’re growing in something like a 5’ x 5’ tent and want to really optimize your coverage then the Mega Pro is going to give you the absolute best results. 

 

There's no way around it, if you want maximum power the 640W NextLight Mega Pro is the way to go.

 

For years, NextLight made lights targeted more towards commercial growers.

Now, with the Home series there are affordable options for the home growers as well.

Whether you’re growing with a single light in small tent or running a commercial operation with thousands of fixtures, you’ll get amazing performance, reliability, and support with NextLight. 

  • Trevor

The Basic Concepts Of Lighting In Horticulture by Heliospectra 0

Most of us remember from our high school days that plants are autotrophs. For those of us who were not paying attention back then, it means that plants are capable of creating nutrition such as carbs, proteins, and fats, in order that they might grow.

They create these life-sustaining foods by absorbing specific components from their environment:

  • Nutrients and minerals from the soil
  • Water
  • Carbon Dioxide

Along with temperature, all of these components are of extreme importance for a plant to make its own nutrition, but there is one thing that plants need for all of the other elements to work. 

That essential thing is energy in the form of light. Without the energy that a plant gets from light, the nutrients, minerals, water, and carbon dioxide will not be able to fuel a plants' growth.

 

Light In Horticulture: Redefining Nature's Potential

Whether you are someone who grows a small amount of crops at home, or you have a massive greenhouse, it is to your advantage to educate yourself about all aspects of your growing production. 

Simply purchasing products, like grow lights, without understanding how plants use light will leave you at a disadvantage. 

Knowing how the process works enables you to make informed decisions about what your plants need and helps you produce the best crops time and time again with success.

In this important ‘By Growers for Growers’ educational series by Heliospectra and presented on YouTube, Johan Lindqvist walks you through the basics of lighting as it applies to plants.

The first in the series is Lesson 1: Basics of Lighting for Horticulture.

 

What Is Light?

Helio 1

 

Light is electromagnetic radiation that is in the form of waves that transports energy. There are many different types of electromagnetic radiation. 

There are microwaves, x-rays, gamma rays, and radio waves. Among these types of electromagnetic radiation, there is also light, which is also a type of wave.

Helio 2

Light is a type of particle, a photon that is flowing. Each photon of light has a specific wavelength. Those wavelengths correspond to the color the photon has, and each carries a certain amount of energy.

 

The Light Spectrum

In order to better understand these photons of light and their individual colors, you need a working knowledge of the light spectrum. 

The light spectrum is a visualization of light. When you look at light, the spectrum tells you how much of that light is blue, green, or red photons. The spectrum is represented on a graph by the wavelength of each color on the X-axis, which allows you to divide the spectrum into segments.

 Helio 3

This division defines blue as the photons with wavelengths between 400nm and 500nm on the spectrum, green is 500nm to 600nm, and red is 600nm to 700nm. 

All yellow light falls under the green spectrum, and orange is in the red spectrum.

 

The Importance Of The Unit Measurement Of The Y Axis

When looking at a spectrum to measure the light wavelengths on the X-axis, it is essential to have the correct corresponding unit of measurement on the Y-axis. The measurements should be in photons or micromoles (µmo).

Helio 4

If the graph's Y-axis measures in energy (mW) rather than photons (µmo), the results will be skewed concerning plants and be misleading for your purposes.

 

Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR)

This essential type of radiation, photosynthetically active, or PAR, is the type of radiation that stimulates photosynthesis. Plants use this radiation for the photosynthesis process.

 Helio 5

The PAR region comprises all photons with wavelengths between 400nm and 700nm. This range overlaps with the spectrum that is visible to the human eye.

Helio 6

 

There is another light that is important to plants, too. There are light waves out of the PAR range that is still vital to plants, although not used for photosynthesis. 

Those waves are in the ultraviolet UVA, UVB, and UVC range. Plants use these lightwaves for information on how to grow and what types of compounds to produce.

On the other end of the PAR wavelength is the Far-red (FR), which is between 700nm and 750nm. These wavelengths also send signals to plants. 

Running from 800nm and beyond, the infrared does not have any direct impact on plants. When considering the type of light your plants will need, infrared is much less significant.

 

Broad Spectrum Light As Used In Horticulture

These two terms, broad-spectrum light and full-spectrum light, are terms that are also used in many fields of science, including horticulture. 

When using those terms regarding horticulture, broad-spectrum is a spectrum with blue, green, and red photons. This spectrum will have all the components of visible light.

If the light spectrum only has blue photons, it is referred to as a narrow band spectrum or a single peak spectrum. A light spectrum that has two colors, as in the example above with blue and red but no green, indicates a dual peak spectrum. Neither of those would be referred to as a broad spectrum.

 

Full Spectrum Light As Used In Horticulture 

Full spectrum light is similar to a broad spectrum in that it also has blue, green, and red photons. However, there is a significant difference between broad and full spectrum.

 

In full spectrum, the wavelengths will also include UV and FR. A full spectrum will have all of the elements of light that are relevant to plants.

 

The difference between broad-spectrum light and full spectrum light is evidenced in the chart above, making this vital difference easily understood.

In Conclusion

Using the United States as an example, one quick glance at the maps below will give you a very clear idea of how challenging it can be to depend on the environment to have the correct light to grow crops of any kind. Daily Light Integral (DLI) is the light intensity and duration of PAR received each day. The accumulated light a plant receives is correlated to plant quality and yield. If you are an individual who is growing for their family or if you are developing a small business, it can be daunting to depend on the outdoor elements for those critical needs.

 

Maps showing outdoor DLI by month

Using LED grow lights for your crops enables you to control and regulate the light levels to the precise requirements of your plants. LED lights and a control system such as helioCORE™ will allow you to create your own individual lighting strategies.
  • Ma. Elena

Announcement of Partnership: AllGreenHydroponics.com and Heliospectra 0

AllGreenHydroponics.com is both pleased and excited to announce our new partnership with Heliospectra. At AllGreenHydroponics.com, we are continually striving to bring our customers the best and most innovative products available today. Our partnership with Heliospectra will be a big part of that forward-thinking innovation in the products we offer.

 

 

Heliospectra is a global leader in grow lights with customers across six continents. They are passionate about making crop production more intelligent and resource-efficient. Just as we are, Heliospectra is committed to delivering operational excellence to our growers. Founded in Sweden in 2006, Heliospectra excels in custom light control systems and specialized services for controlled plant growth environments. Heliospectra is also one of the fastest growing technology companies in Sweden. This is due to their customer-centric, value based processes in offering the industries most advanced product portfolios. 

This partnership will allow us at AllGreenHydroponics.com to bring you the latest and greatest. Our customers will be able to standardize production cycles and forecast returns. We are sure that our customers' growing experience will benefit from this partnership. 

 

 

 

Using sensors and dynamic light control, Heliospectra has the industry's most proven intelligent lighting technology for greenhouse and controlled plant growth environments. We look forward to bringing our customers the very best LED lighting technology at the best prices available through our partnership with Heliospectra. 

We can’t wait to get growing together!

  • Ma. Elena

Indoor Gardening: What You Need to Know about Grow Closets 0

For those who want to grow indoors, not everyone will have the benefit of a shed, garage, basement, or even a spare bedroom; a grow closet will be the answer to that problem.

You can get a grow closet in many sizes that would fit your needs and the amount of space you have available.

And although plants usually grow outside and depend on the elements to provide light, nutrients, and water, plants that grow indoors can thrive and grow when you provide the care.

 

Growing Plants In A Grow Closet Environment Requires Growing Hydroponically

Growing plants hydroponically means that you grow the plants without using soil. Hydroponic growers use water that has been enriched with nutrients. The water is in direct contact with the plants' roots, and the water is continuously flowing.

Hydroponics has gained in popularity because plants grow faster thanks to the nutrient-rich water, and you can grow year-round, regardless of the season. You also tend to get higher yields out of plants grown hydroponically than those subject to the unpredictable elements outside.

 

What Is A Grow Closet?

A hydroponic grow closet is an enclosed growing setup where you grow plants in an environment you regulate. Various manufacturers sell closets to facilitate the growing process and give you the environment needed to set up your plant production. 

Growing hydroponically and setting up that hydroponic garden in a grow closet is a combination that works well. Most indoor growers use this type of setup for its ease of convenience and create an environment in which plants thrive.

A grow closet only needs a small space, and in that small space, you can recreate all the elements of nature required, and you can do it all yourself.

At the end of this article, we will provide you with examples of three grow closets available.

 

What Are The Benefits Of Using A Grow Closet?

Using A Grow Closet Lets You Control the Environment

You will use grow lights to recreate sunlight and a ventilation system to regulate fresh airflow around your plants. As your plants grow, you will adjust the various elements according to your plants' stage of growth.

Using A Grow Closet Keep Pests And Insects At Bay

Besides not having to rely on the elements when you grow plants in a grow tent, you also will have the ability to control insects and pests from getting to your plants and ruining them. You also will not have to worry about those squirrels who seem to love to take a bite out of every plant.

Using A Grow Closet Produces Larger Yields

When using a grow closet, you are controlling the environment. Your plants are getting the right amount of nutrients, the right amount of light, and adequate ventilation. 

They don't have to compete for nutrients in the soil, don't have to fend off bugs and critters, and they also don't have to endure what nature throws at them. We have all heard of freak snow, hail, wind, and flooding rain that has destroyed entire fields of crops. 

When you are growing indoors, whether you have a small closet or an entire basement or room full of closets, your plants are protected from all sorts of damaging elements.

Using A Grow Closet Enables You To Grow Year-Round

You do not have to depend on the seasons, zones, or growing cycles in the area you live in with a grow closet. Again, you are the one who is creating the environment, not Mother Nature. 

You can grow and harvest one set of crops and have the next one ready to go or have plants in various stages. With a grow closet, it is entirely up to you.


Here are three grow closets that will enable you to grow hydroponically indoors in a small space.

  1. SuperCloset LED SuperFlower Smart Grow Closet

 

The SuperFlower Smart Grow Closet is the ideal choice for growing tall plants indoors.

The SuperFlower Smart Grow Closet features:

  • The SuperFlower Smart Grow Closet is the perfect choice for those tall plants you want to grow indoors
  • At 36" wide, 24" deep, and 72" high, this Smart Grow Closet steps up your game big time
  • A perfect addition to your established grow cabinet setup or as a standalone powerhouse for high yields
  • Up to 16 veg/flower plants with the Superponics 16, or 6 massive 5-gallon soil pots
  • Activated carbon air filtration allows for discrete growing
  • Sturdy construction and locking door provides an entirely safe and secure grow
  • SuperCloset is a 13X Gear of The Year Winner with a proven track record of quality and expertise
  • 3-Year Warranty and Free 5 Day/Week Lifetime Customer, Technical, and Grow Support
  • Growing Success – Our team of expert growers will teach you everything you need to know from seed to harvest
  • A free nine-episode video tutorial gets you growing immediately

Control Your Lighting And Watering Schedules With The Vew Smart App

The App integration on the SuperFlower grow closet allows complete control of your grow light timer and watering schedule. You can seamlessly transition between different stages of growth from your smartphone or tablet. You can also add the WIFI GrowCam upgrade to check on your growth from anywhere in the world.

Exploring The Vegetative/Flowering Chamber

The SuperFlower grow closet is available in Hydroponics and Soil configurations and features:

  • Features a Kind LED K3 Series 2 XL450 and Smart-Tech control
  • Dual activated carbon scrubbers for complete air filtration.
  • Adjustable internal circulation fan for essential cross airflow distribution
  • Internal digital Hygrometer and Thermometer to retain clean cabinet appearance while monitoring your grow environment
  • Anti-mold, reflective, removable, and adjustable panels provide optimal light distribution and cleanliness.
  • It uses up to 20% less energy and operates more efficiently than other systems.
  • Just one plug into your wall, configured for standard 110v grids.
  • A secure key locking door protects your indoor garden.
  • Yield up to 30% more growth with exclusive Net Trellis

With the SuperFlower Smart Grow Closet, you can choose the SuperPonics Hydroponics system or select the soil configurations.

The SuperPhonics Hydroponics System enables you to:

  • Accommodates up to 16 plants in the vegetative/flowering chamber
  • A fully automated SuperPonics system grows your plants up to 5x faster, bigger, and easier than traditional methods by combining Top Feed, Deep Water Culture, Bubble, and Aeroponics.
  • SuperPonics 16 reservoir holds up to 25 gallons of nutrient-rich water and is incredibly easy to maintain
  • Cutting edge watering system eliminates clogged drippers, constant cleaning, and random dead plants.
  • Strongest roots and plant structure possible. Leave for days without worry.

 

The Traditional Soil or Soil Substitute features:

  • Accommodates up to 6 five-gallon soil pots in the vegetative/flowering chamber
  • Easy care-free maintenance, feeding, and watering
  • Choose your soil or soil substitute grow medium.
  • A great introduction to indoor growing while providing forgiving, steady growth

 

  1. SuperCloset LED Trinity Smart Grow Closet System

 

The Trinity Smart Grow Closet System combines two powerhouse grow closets, the Deluxe and the SuperFlower, and will produce abundant yields. Three growing chambers allow for a perpetual harvest cycle, drastically reducing the time between grows.

The Trinity Smart Grow Cabinet features:

  • The Deluxe and the SuperFlower combined into one massive grow closet system
  • At a total size of 72" wide, 24" deep, and 72" high, this Smart Grow Closet system will produce yields beyond your wildest dreams
  • Three growing chambers allow for a perpetual harvest cycle, drastically reducing downtime between grows
  • Holds up to 32 veg/flower plants with dual Superponics 16 systems, or 12 5-gallon soil pots
  • 50 clones or seedlings with the SuperCloner 50 or 8 1-gallon soil pots means you'll have enough for you, your friends, and your friend's friends
  • Dual activated carbon air filtration in each closet allows for discrete growing
  • Sturdy construction and locking doors provide a completely safe and secure grow
  • SuperCloset is a 13X Gear of The Year Winner with a proven track record of quality and expertise
  • 3-Year Warranty and Free 5 Day/Week Lifetime Customer, Technical, and Grow Support
  • Growing Success – Our team of expert growers will teach you everything you need to know from seed to harvest
  • A free nine-episode video tutorial gets you growing immediately

Control Your Lighting And Watering Schedules With The Vew Smart App

The App integration on the SuperFlower grow closet allows complete control of your grow light timer and watering schedule. You can seamlessly transition between different stages of growth from your smartphone or tablet. You can also add the WIFI GrowCam upgrade to check on your growth from anywhere in the world.

Exploring the Vegetative/Flowering Chambers

  • Features 2 Kind LED K3 Series 2 XL450s and Smart-Tech control.
  • Dual activated carbon scrubbers per closet for complete air filtration.
  • Adjustable internal circulation fan for essential cross airflow distribution
  • Internal digital Hygrometer and Thermometer to retain clean cabinet appearance while monitoring your grow environment
  • Anti-mold, reflective, removable, and adjustable panels provide optimal light distribution and cleanliness.
  • It uses up to 20% less energy and operates more efficiently than other systems.
  • Just one plug into your wall per closet, configured for standard 110v grids.
  • Secure key locking doors protects your indoor garden.

With theTrinity Smart Grow Closet, you can choose the SuperPonics Hydroponics system or select the soil configurations.

SuperPonics Hydroponics System

  • Accommodates up to 32 plants in the vegetative/flowering chambers and 50 clones/seedlings in the cloning chamber
  • Grows your plants up to 5x faster, bigger, and easier by combining Top Feed, Deep Water Culture, Bubble, and Aeroponics
  • SuperPonic 16 reservoirs can hold up to 25 gallons each of nutrient-rich water.
  • A cutting-edge watering system eliminates clogged drippers, constant cleaning, and random dead plants.
  • Strongest roots and plant structure possible. Leave for days without worry.

Traditional Soil or Soil Substitute

  • Accommodates up to 12 five-gallon soil pots in the vegetative/flowering chambers
  • Accommodates up to 8 one-gallon soil pots and the Seedling Tray with a dome in the cloning chamber
  • Easy care-free maintenance, feeding, and watering
  • Choose your soil or soil substitute grow medium.
  • A great introduction to indoor growing while providing forgiving, steady growth

 

  1. SuperCloset LED Deluxe Smart Grow Cabinet

 

The Deluxe Smart Grow Closet is a favorite among the SuperCloset staff. Dual growing chambers allow for a perpetual harvest cycle, significantly reducing the time between grows.

 

Deluxe Smart Grow Cabinet

  • Employee Favorite. Impressive yields. Be the envy of your friends
  • At 36" wide, 24" deep, and 72" high, this Smart Grow Closet boasts a massive elevated flower chamber
  • Dual growing chambers allow for perpetual harvest cycles, drastically reducing the time between grows
  • Up to 16 veg/flower plants with the Superponics 16, or 6 massive 5-gallon soil pots
  • 50-site SuperCloner for clones or seedlings ensures you'll have enough for you, your friends, and your friend's friends (hydroponic version only)
  • Dual activated carbon air filtration allows for discrete growing
  • Sturdy construction and locking door provides an entirely safe and secure grow
  • SuperCloset is a 13X Gear of The Year Winner with a proven track record of quality and expertise
  • 3-Year Warranty and Free 5 Day/Week Lifetime Customer, Technical, and Grow Support
  • Growing Success – Our team of expert growers will teach you everything you need to know from seed to harvest
  • A free nine-episode video tutorial gets you growing immediately

Control Your Lighting And Watering Schedules With The Vew Smart App

The App integration on the SuperFlower grow closet allows complete control of your grow light timer and watering schedule. You can seamlessly transition between different stages of growth from your smartphone or tablet. You can also add the WIFI GrowCam upgrade to check on your growth from anywhere in the world.

Exploring the Cloning Chamber

This area holds your 50-Site SuperCloner, which enables effective germination, cloning, and early vegetative growth. For soil systems, this chamber conveniently holds your seedling tray with a dome and one-gallon soil pots.

The chamber houses two 24w T-5 fluorescent bulbs, and at 6500k, it is perfect for your new plants. A removable shelf enables easy height manipulation to suit you and your plants' needs.

Exploring the Vegetative/Flowering Chamber

  • Available in Hydroponics and Soil configurations
  • Features a Kind LED K3 Series 2 XL450 and Smart-Tech control
  • Dual activated carbon scrubbers for complete air filtration.
  • Adjustable internal circulation fan for essential cross airflow distribution
  • Internal digital Hygrometer and Thermometer to retain clean cabinet appearance while monitoring your grow environment
  • Anti-mold, reflective, removable, and adjustable panels provide optimal light distribution and cleanliness.
  • It uses up to 20% less energy and operates more efficiently than other systems.
  • Just one plug into your wall, configured for standard 110v grids.
  • A secure key locking door protects your indoor garden.
  • Yield up to 30% more growth with exclusive Net Trellis

Choose How You Grow

With the Deluxe Smart Grow Closet, you can choose the SuperPonics Hydroponics system or select the soil configurations.

SuperPonics Hydroponics System

  • Accommodates up to 16 plants in the vegetative/flowering chamber and 50 clones or seedlings in the cloning chamber
  • Grows your plants up to 5x faster, bigger, and easier than traditional methods by combining Top Feed, Deep Water Culture, Bubble, and Aeroponics
  • SuperPonics 16 reservoir holds up to 25 gallons of nutrient-rich water.
  • Cutting edge watering system eliminates clogged drippers, constant cleaning, and random dead plants.
  • Strongest roots and plant structure possible. Leave for days without worry.

Traditional Soil or Soil Substitute

  • Accommodates up to 6 five-gallon soil pots in the vegetative/flowering chamber
  • Accommodates up to 8 one-gallon soil pots and Seedling Tray with a dome in the cloning chamber
  • Easy care-free maintenance, feeding, and watering
  • Choose your soil or soil substitute grow medium.
  • A great introduction to indoor growing while providing forgiving, steady growth

In Conclusion

Grow closets have gained popularity because they are easy to set up, take up relatively little space and give you total control over your plants.

Even if you just want to try a small production, you can do so in the corner of your house with a grow closet. With the advance the industry has made in recent years, setting up and using a grow closet has never been easier.

  • Ma. Elena