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Design a spectral recipe, log your lab COAs, and use VibeLux's regression to test whether light and climate correlate with cannabinoid and terpene outcomes in your own grow. This is a correlational research tool grounded in published photobiology — it surfaces relationships in your data, it does not promise a fixed THC increase.
*Correlational and advisory. Results depend on your strain, environment, and data — and need at least ~6 logged samples before a model is fit. For legal cultivation only.
You design the light and run the grow; VibeLux correlates what you logged against your lab results so you can see what actually tracks with cannabinoid outcomes in your facility.
Build a per-wavelength recipe in the designer — including UV channels if your fixtures support them — against your crop-stage targets.
Record your lab cannabinoid and terpene results. Paste them in by the lab's own names — the importer maps THCa, Δ9-THC, β-Myrcene and the rest to canonical analytes.
The regression links your logged light, climate, and nutrient drivers against your measured cannabinoid outcomes over the matching grow window.
See which drivers track with THC, CBD, and terpenes in your data, with an honest fit summary — and a "not enough data yet" message until you have ~6 samples.
Design the light, log your COAs, and let the regression show you what actually tracks — grounded in published research, measured on your data.
Built on peer-reviewed research • Correlational & advisory • Runs on your own COA data