Don’t Let Your Plants Go Dark This Halloween

Halloween is almost here — and while your neighborhood might be glowing with jack-o’-lanterns, make sure your grow room isn’t left in the dark.

October’s shorter days and lower light intensity can easily disrupt growth cycles if lighting isn’t properly managed. For many growers, this is the moment when their plants start “asking” for help — weaker stems, slower leaf expansion, and delayed flowering are all signs that light levels have dropped below the optimal threshold.

That’s where Medic LEDs come in — powerful, efficient, and always in season.

✨ Here’s how to keep your plants happy (and spooky) this Halloween:

1. Set Your Photoperiod Right – As days shorten, ensure your lights extend day length to match each growth phase (e.g., 16 hours for herbs, 18 hours for seedlings).

2. Monitor PPFD, Not Just Time – Remember: plants respond to intensity, not just duration. Maintain target PPFD between 400–800 μmol/m²/s depending on crop type.

3. Avoid Sudden Light Drops – If outdoor light falls quickly during overcast days, use automatic sensors or scheduling to prevent light shock.

4. Save Energy, Not Growth – With Medic’s high PPE (3.0+ μmol/J) LEDs, you can cut power bills while keeping your canopy bright and productive.

And since it’s the spooky season, here’s a little treat from us 🎃 —
Stay tuned for our Halloween Week Flash Sale, where you can grab special discounts on Medic’s newest LED models. No tricks, just pure growth power.

Because while ghosts belong in the dark... your plants definitely don’t. 🌿💡