So I says to him, a unicorn and a cyclops, that's just an accident waiting to happen. Hey, this is Justin from Kind LED. Thanks for tuning in. Today we're going to show you about an issue that a lot of growers have had problems with and emailed in about, which is they're wondering how far should their Kind LED be from the tops of their plant canter. So here we've got a Kind LED XL 1000 grow light. And it's above this great looking plant we have here below it. And if we measure, we can see that the distance to the top of the plant is only about 12 inches. So that's too short. Although it seems like the closer you have your light to the plant, the more photosynthesis is going to happen. You'll have higher growth rates. In practice, if you have the light too close, it can stress the plant out and cause the chlorophyll to kind of wear out causing a little bit of chlorosis or light bleaching on the leaves. The correct distance to have a Kind LED, which is a very intense full spectrum light from the plant tops, is about 24 inches to three feet. So we're going to move the light up to the correct height. From baby plants in seedling stage or clones, you want to have the light of full 48 inches from the plant, which seems counterintuitive, but believe me, your plant's going to respond better and then you allow the plant to grow up into that area of more intense light. So here I'm going to raise the light up so there's more distance between the plant canopy and the light. So now here's the light, 24 inches from the plant canopy. That is the optimal distance to get full spread and nice, even high intensity coverage from the top of your canopy. Okay, so now you see behind me a Kind LED XL 1000 grow light above a nice healthy plant. And it's had a distance of 24 inches from the top of the canopy. The plant's getting great light and it's not getting too overstressed and it has room to grow into its environment to reach out for more light. This is Justin from Kind LED. Thanks for watching. Blimey.