The Best Grow Lighting Solution For The Home

The PhytoMAX-4 series of grow lights comes in a wide range of sizes to fit your needs. Whether you are growing one plant or 12, we have a solution to fit your needs. Every lighting option comes with our Phyto-Genesis Spectrum.

Check out the best home grow lighting option here.

Home Grow Lighting Options

PhytoMAX-4 2S

At only 125 watts, this little light packs a punch! Ideal for starting seeds in a 2 x 2 or 3 x 3 foot area, or flowering in up to a 2.5 x 2.5 foot area.

PhytoMAX-4 4S

This 250 watt light is perfect for all lifecycle stages in a 3' x 3' area.

PhytoMAX-4 8S

This is the perfect light for seedlings through flowering in a 4 x 4 foot area, at only 500 watts!

Home Grower Resources

4 PhytoMAX-2 600's in a 6x6 foot area

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To showcase growing with multiple lights at higher light intensity levels to maximize yield per square foot, we ran a test with 4 of our PhytoMAX-2 600 lights in a 6x6 foot area.

Why are vegetative footprints larger than flowering footprints?

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Our flowering footprints are based on the light intensity needed to grow, flower and fruit high-light plants when the light is only on for 12 hours per day.

How many plants can I grow under a light?

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The answer depends entirely on the size of the plants! The number of plants that can be grown under a light is the number that would fit in the appropriate flowering or vegetative footprint we specify for the light model.

Defoliation Demonstration and Q&A

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A tour of Black Dog LED's R&D flower room and demonstration and discussion of defoliation.

A Beginner's Guide to Controlling the Smell of Cannabis Plants

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When you grow more than a few plants indoors, you may notice that they give off distinctive aromas from the soil, nutrients, and the plants themselves.

Determining the Ideal LED Grow Light Setup

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Different species of plants (and sometimes even different varieties or cultivars within species) require different amounts of light for ideal growth, and flowering plants often require more light while flowering