HPS lamps for plant growning, have higher xenon pressure and more mercury to push the sodium line to the red, and enhance the blue lines of the sodium spectrum, so the lamp is redder or pinker than regular HPS lamps. MH lamps for plant growing have exactly the same spectrum as regular MH lamps. Namely sodium and scandium like most American MH lamps, or daylight rare-earth similar to the European Osram HQI-BT 400W/D, and are actually fraud. Aquarium MH lamps have high CCT, usually higher than 6500K. Most of them based on dysprosium or indium. I've several 70W R7s MH lamps for aquariums that I bought from Aliexpress for my tracklight.
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