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Your Grow Light Is Probably Too Far from Your Plants—Here's How to Place It Correctly
the typical homeowner-model grow light placed 4 feet from a plant really isn't doing much good. Our eyes developed to use light to see the natural world, not to turn energy from the sun into food.