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Lighting Strategy for Young Plants

Young Plants ECO & FLEX

-60%

HPS consumption

MyRED

Creation and management of growing zones

RED lighting provides us with energy savings, agronomic quality, more precise production times, and a cultivation schedule better suited to our production.

Nicolas Paul

Director, Groupe Thomas Plants, France

CONTROL AND OPTIMIZATION OF GROWTH STAGES:

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Reduce energy consumption

02

Obtain high-quality young plants

03

Flexible equipment meeting the needs of all species

The cultivation of young plants is characterized by the multitude of species and varieties produced simultaneously. Each of them has specific lighting needs, both in terms of quality and quantity. Having dynamic lighting is a must. The same flexible and cost-effective equipment can be used for all your varieties while reducing your energy consumption. Indeed, flexibility should not come at the expense of energy efficiency.

Each of the many stages of development has its own specificities:

Germination

↗ Germination percentage
↗ Mobilization of seed reserves for better emergence
↗ Homogeneity of germination

Development

↗ Elongation for grafting
↗ Stem diameter management
↗ Homogeneity of plants
↗ Vigorous plants

Recovery

↗ Survival rate
↗ Vigor

Development

↗ Architecture management
↗ Management of the vegetative/generative balance in plants with reserves

A system flexibility tailored to your production needs

With a unique system, each cultivation zone has an optimized lighting strategy for your cultivation goals.

ECO&FLEX Solution

Automate with

MyRED

Capture with

RED Sense

Illuminate with

RED T320 – T680

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What is light ?

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The spectrum and colors of light

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Perception of light by the plant and the human eye

Perception of light by the plant and the human eye

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