SPYDR
USER MANUAL
Fluence encourages everyone to experiment and
pursue their own techniques. Every crop is dierent
and everyone has dierent goals. However, our
internal research has given us insight into several
strategies we would like to share.
QRegularly check your plants’ growth and health.
Fluence lighting systems deliver high levels of
PAR, typically more than experienced in nature.
Adjustments to H₂O, CO₂, RH, nutrients, and
temperature are typically required.
QMount the light bars 6” from the top of your canopy
to ensure optimal uniformity and consistent PPFD.
SPYDR was designed for maximum precision and
requires precise deployment. A 1” variation in either
direction will have a significant change in uniformity
and PPFD (which may or may not be desired).
QSupplement CO₂ to boost photosynthesis for
high-yielding crops such as cannabis, tomatoes
and peppers as follows:
A. Veg: 800 to 1,000 PPM
B. Bloom: 1,200 to 1,600 PPM
QMany plants prefer higher temperatures when
exposed to high PPFD. Experiment with higher
temperatures to achieve higher yields. Canopy
temperature and room ambient temperature often
vary. For accurate results, test at the canopy level to
gauge leaf surface temperature.
BEST PRACTICES
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