ATOPHORT SPECTRA

With a peak spectrum at 730nm, it is designed to exclusively target phytochrome far red photoreceptors. This spectrum is widely used to target Phytochrome Far Red (Pfr) in photomorphogenic lighting applications, and it is used to lengthen the dark period to encourage the flowering process in Short Day Plants.

With a peak spectrum at 660nm, it is designed to exclusively target phytochrome red photoreceptors. This spectrum is widely used to target Phytochrome Red in photomorphogenic lighting applications, and it is used to delay flowering in short-day plants.

With a peak wavelength of 400nm, UV 400nm is designed to provide beneficial photomorphogenic responses by creating a mild stress response in plants. As an example, when applied correctly, research shows increased THC content in cannabis plants. When applied incorrectly, research shows UV stress causes photoinhibition of chloroplasts, resulting in lower biomass production, photobleaching and death of leaves.