American Floral Endowment Grow Pro Webinar Series - Optimizing LED lighting for flower crops

July 1, 2021

Questions abound when considering use of LED lighting. Choices of fixtures and light quality can be very confusing. In this 45-minute video presentation, Dr. Erik Runkle simplifies the selection and use of LEDs, both indoors and in greenhouses.

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