We’ve Gone & Added Plant Growing LED Modules To The ANDRO Range

Introducing andro bud – a pal for your plants.

The award-winning andro lighting range now comes with LED grow lights.

Whether it’s your space or footprint, the andro is designed with ideas in mind.

You probably already know you can get native seed packs with your andro, the re-use of discarded lighting waste used in production yada yada – well now we’ve added the grow lights to make the andro bud. However, I am sure you have plenty of questions, so let’s goooooo.

What is a grow light?

To put it simply – it’s a light that helps your plants grow. And speaking of simple, it’s all about them dot points. So, we’ve put together a few here.

Dot point features of the ANDRO BUD

Tip-top-engineered horticulture COB technology
Optimized spectrum for maximum Photosynthetic Photon Flux (PPF)
Industry-leading PPF/W values
Excellent optical emission uniformity and colour over angle consistency
Long-term colour stability
Warranty 2 years. Or 24 months. Or 63,072,000 seconds.
Designed for optimised plant growth where enhanced red and blue colouring delivers the highest PPF values available
Has passed through a rigorous suite of environmental and mechanical stress tests including mechanical shock, vibration, temperature cycling and humidity. And just looking at it with our eyes.
Pretty cool, hey?

SPECTRUM FOR PLANT SUITABILITY

Australian Native Seed Sticks come with every Andro order

What are the best applications for andro BUD?

Plant walls/vertical gardens
Indoor/outdoor vegetation areas
Biophilic designs

What are Suitable Crop Types?

Suitable for foliage plants like tree ferns & creepers (ficus) so long as there’s sufficient illumination.
Not suitable for fruits or veggies.
For special plant types, please reach out to us.

Now, how do I get a LED grow light module?

Just reach out and we’ll help. It’s available now, and soon you can customise your specs online. But we recommend you have a chat with us now and we can let you know all about them, what you can expect and if it would be suitable.

What else can you tell me about it?

Not much, just kidding – again. Not going to lie, I am way out of my depth here but here goes. The general idea behind plant growth is based on different colours of the light spectrum. You might already know that white light from the sun is actually made up of all the colours of the rainbow and that the three major colours of light are red, blue, and green.

Plants don’t absorb much green light because it reflects off them and into our eyes, this is what makes them appear green. The fact that leaves don’t usually appear blue or red means that they absorb those parts of the light spectrum and use them to grow. The effect of blue light on plants is directly related to chlorophyll production.

Plants that receive plenty of blue light will have strong, healthy stems and leaves. Red light is responsible for making plants flower and produce fruit. It’s also essential to a plant’s early life for seed germination, root growth, and bulb development. There you go, how’s that?

We’re very excited about this development, and none more than SJ who loves his indoor plants.