NorbBOTANIC
NorbBOTANIC is a Nutri-Orb, a unique white light with a specialized spectrum to support plant health and growth.
Plants are a lot like people and pets; they need proper nutrition to thrive. NorbBOTANIC is designed to provide the light-nutrition that plants need.
Typical LED grow lights use a combination of red and blue diodes that emit a violet-pink color that is unsuitable for most places that people work, learn, heal, shop and live.
With NorbBOTANIC, not only will your plants thrive; they will look right under white light.
NorbBOTANIC PAR38 Bulb
$39.95
NorbBOTANIC
NorbBOTANIC is a Nutri-Orb, a unique white light with a specialized spectrum to support plant health and growth.
Plants are a lot like people and pets; they need proper nutrition to thrive. NorbBOTANIC is designed to provide the light-nutrition that plants need.
Typical LED grow lights use a combination of red and blue diodes that emit a violet-pink color that is unsuitable for most places that people work, learn, heal, shop and live.
With NorbBOTANIC, not only will your plants thrive; they will look right under white light.
NorbBOTANIC PAR38 Bulb
$39.95
NorbBOTANIC’s spectrum is specially designed to support plant health and growth. Compare our spectrum to other blue/red grow lights.
Notice the broader spectrum? Ordinary grow lights often lack the necessary wavelengths that plants need to truly flourish.
NorbBOTANIC’s spectrum is specially designed to support plant health and growth. Compare our spectrum to other blue/red grow lights.
Notice the broader spectrum? Ordinary grow lights often lack the necessary wavelengths that plants need to truly flourish.
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Frequently Asked Questions about NorbBOTANIC
We developed two options for NorbBOTANIC PAR38 in response to a need for even lighting across a vertical garden surface (through our sister company, LiveWall).
A wide beam angle spreads the light out horizontally but not as far vertically from the lamp. A narrow beam angle allows the light to travel further. Thus, we use the 30 degree beam angle bulbs to light the upper rows of a living wall and the 15 degree beam angle bulbs are used to light the lower rows of plants.
The same priniciples apply to how far your plants are distanced from your lamp. Use the wider beam angle (30 degrees) to illuminate plants that are 3′ – 5′ from the lamp. Use the narrower beam angle (15 degrees) in fixtures mounted 5′ – 10′ from the plant canopy.
Yes, this bulb will fit into E26/E27 sockets—typically referred to as a “medium” or “standard” base. This is the most common size in which you’ll find lamps and fixtures.
A PAR38 bulb is 4.75″ wide, so ensure that hooded fixtures—as are typical in track lighting cans—have sufficiently large openings to fit the bulb. It’s best to check the fixture specifications to see if it is recommended for a PAR38 bulb.
Plants need a dark period to rest and prevent metabolic fatigue. Therefore, grow lights should only be run 12-15 hours maximum per day—typically from 7 AM to 8 or 9 PM (to mimic light conditions in tropical regions). The rest of the time, they should be in darkness, or near darkness.
Do not light your plants with NorbBOTANIC for more than 15 hours per day.
Norb bulbs are only for use on 120 Volt, 60 Hz circuits.
Frequently Asked Questions about NorbBOTANIC
We developed two options for NorbBOTANIC PAR38 in response to a need for even lighting across a vertical garden surface (through our sister company, LiveWall).
A wide beam angle spreads the light out horizontally but not as far vertically from the lamp. A narrow beam angle allows the light to travel further. Thus, we use the 30 degree beam angle bulbs to light the upper rows of a living wall and the 15 degree beam angle bulbs are used to light the lower rows of plants.
The same priniciples apply to how far your plants are distanced from your lamp. Use the wider beam angle (30 degrees) to illuminate plants that are 3′ – 5′ from the lamp. Use the narrower beam angle (15 degrees) in fixtures mounted 5′ – 10′ from the plant canopy.
Yes, this bulb will fit into E26/E27 sockets—typically referred to as a “medium” or “standard” base. This is the most common size in which you’ll find lamps and fixtures.
A PAR38 bulb is 4.75″ wide, so ensure that hooded fixtures—as are typical in track lighting cans—have sufficiently large openings to fit the bulb. It’s best to check the fixture specifications to see if it is recommended for a PAR38 bulb.
Plants need a dark period to rest and prevent metabolic fatigue. Therefore, grow lights should only be run 12-15 hours maximum per day—typically from 7 AM to 8 or 9 PM (to mimic light conditions in tropical regions). The rest of the time, they should be in darkness, or near darkness.
Do not light your plants with NorbBOTANIC for more than 15 hours per day.
Norb bulbs are only for use on 120 Volt, 60 Hz circuits.