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To grow in home by sunshine replacement–grow light?

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2:28 am Sat, May 21, 2011 Guest	Print this Post 1 Led grow light uses the leds as light source to light a special spectrum to imtate the sunrise and sunset. Grow light has red light630-660nm,blue light 440-470nm, orange 610-615nm, and white light27200k-20000k. We use the special light to give sunlight nutrition to the indoor plant or seed to promote the growth of the root, leaf and stem. Also it could change the blooming time of the plant, and increase the production of the plant. Anyone who uses a led grow light or want to diacuss this, please contact me by e-mail ct4@changtian.net. Hope to hear from you.
2:03 pm Sun, Aug 14, 2011 singlee Guest	Print this Post 2 Sounds great…
1:22 pm Tue, Aug 23, 2011 singlee Guest	Print this Post 3 I am interested in your products.

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