Since 2011, Philips large-scale research has proven that growers can use Philips LED grow lights with a chrysanthemum light recipe in a hybrid installation to grow heavier stems or more plants per square meter to increase yields. A hybrid installation with Philips GreenPower LED toplighting and HPS lighting also allows growers to control light and heat separately and reduce the loss of CO2 in a greenhouse. For chrysanthemum growers, this makes Philips the ideal LED grow light for their crops.
Chrysanthemum grower chooses hybrid LED and HPS lighting
Linflowers is one of the largest wholesale growers of chrysanthemums in The Netherlands. They installed a hybrid system with Philips GreenPower LED toplighting and HPS lighting to extend vase life and increase stem strength of their crop. The company chose Philips LED grow lights because they offer an effective light recipe.
Read experiences from other floriculture growers with LED grow lights
Find out what you can achieve for your flower seedlings, potted plants, cut flowers, perennials and more with LED grow lights. Get answers to common questions about using LEDs to grow diverse ornamental crops. Read results that other growers and research institutes have achieved with Philips LED grow lights and custom light recipes for typical floriculture applications.
Leverage proven results from Philips Light Recipes
Philips light recipes capture all the elements of lighting that steer plant growth. They are the result of hundreds of trials and projects between Philips Horticulture Lighting, growers and researchers to investigate how the LED grow light spectrum affects various crops and growing phases of plants. Today, we offer a wide array of LED grow light recipes, based on proven results for specific varieties, growth phases and cultivation set-ups.
GrowWise Control System
Get full flexibility and control over your lighting to improve your crop quality, productivity and operational efficiency with Philips GrowWise Control System. It allows you to easily create and run custom light recipes on dimmable and color controllable modules.
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Philips GreenPower LED toplighting
Achieve top quality and high yields of cut flowers, annuals and perennials and potted plants.
Philips GreenPower LED toplighting force
The ultimate LED grow light for light-loving crops. 1-to-1 HPS replacement utilizing the same connection, while increasing the light levels by 84%.
Philips GreenPower LED toplighting compact
Improve results with faster, stronger rooting. Up to 96% success rate for difficult to propagate varieties.
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How LED grow lights deliver stunning chrysanthemums
Research studies with LED grow lights yield stunning results for greenhouse cultivation of chrysanthemums to grow heavier blooms or more flowers per square meter.
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Roses
Producing top quality rose buds and long stems with dedicated light recipes for roses. LED grow give you more control over your greenhouse environment to create ideal rose growing conditions.
Propagation
Getting the very best ornamental crops starts with the best propagation. Faster and stronger rooting, more uniform, compact plants and higher propagation success rates.
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