Yes, the leaf parts....Now I want zucchiniHow are your ladies coming?
i second that Allsmiles, i usually stuff the zucchini with some goat cheese and cook them stuffed in a light fresh tomato sauce with a few fresh basil stems.
they are so many brands and technical specs for these things.
i would like a model to become a standard with standard criteria for growing.
all brand claims it is the best in color-range or led power or micro lens or a 90°angle technology , i really don't know what spec is important to have in a good led panel.
maybe someone could give a non-commercial and non sponsored opinion about effectiveness of these thing in the same use than a 600w .
all comparison i have seen on web are biased or at least sponsorised by the brand itself, they often gives boosted hardware to the tester and will not sell the same stuff commercially, i mean they boost the unit they send for test to the so called "honest grower", all firms often does the same with many product , it is just a trading tip they all use Imo.
i have time to learn how led works in growing through the web and through user like you my friend.
and what about these zucchini, were they good?
cooking for private customers is my job , i love to share recipes like i love to share MJ and related knowledges.
anyway cooking is still a passion for me, then feel free to ask anything you need to know bro'.
i wish you had a nice day C.S.
now I need some cheese - such great problems to have! 
Can't believe I have_Jars_full of these beauties. They all look like this.
great to have you, geturgrowon! And, thank you, for the kind words. Nice art bro!
A good day to you too, ED.
I'm remembering a few of the criteria, that I was looking for in a panel. I went with smaller 100w units, and now have 3 of them...they're not quite equal to a 600w hps.
LEDs/Drivers. I wanted USA made (you may find similar Japan/EU high quality chips), like Cree or Bridgelux. A well engineered diode, is crucial to both light output, and longevity. The drivers are also a concern, but less of one. They are easily replaceable anyway.
Spectrum/Output. I wanted a system that put out much of it's energy as PAR at canopy levels, and in the correct ratios of color. My units have 11-bands, but I don't think it's imperative, that one have that many. I went for as much output as I could get, in the widest band, at the plant, for the money. This is where the rubber meets the road - the engineering of the unit. If it's a too-good-to-be-true company, the unit might just be an amalgam of parts - and it will often show in the specs. Of course, the specs can be weighted etc...so, on the next one part
Reviews/Warranty. I wanted to see legitimate grows with it on the web, but also I wanted to hear the enthusiasm in the voice of the happy customer, leaving reviews on other sites. I also wanted a true, no-questions-asked type return policy - for a minimum of 3 years. I used mine once, already. The power went out one day, and my light would not light up on one side. Got a new light, no problem.
I hope you find that helpful. If you find a link that you are interested in, you can leave it here, or PM it to me, anytime.
The zucchini are for tomorrow
This is my girl. 
well 3 smokin lol !@ cheers !carestaker
thanks bro my two favorite things art and growing
Sorry to hear about the mold issues.
