Cannabis · spectrum ↔ cannabinoid analysis

THC–Light Spectra Correlation

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.

Built on published photobiology

Correlates your own COA data

Advisory, not a guarantee

How the spectrum ↔ cannabinoid analysis works

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.

1 · Design the spectrum

Build a per-wavelength recipe in the designer — including UV channels if your fixtures support them — against your crop-stage targets.

2 · Run & log COAs

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.

3 · Correlate

The regression links your logged light, climate, and nutrient drivers against your measured cannabinoid outcomes over the matching grow window.

4 · Interpret (advisory)

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.

Cannabis spectrum ↔ COA analysis

Published UV response curves as a starting hypothesis — to test, not to assume
Correlates spectrum + climate against your own COA cannabinoid & terpene panel
Honest fit reporting (R², p-values, leave-one-out cross-validation) — no fabricated scores
Refuses to fit below ~6 samples instead of inventing a trend

Spectral Recipe Engine

Per-wavelength spectral control driven by real IES/fixture data
Starting recipes from the literature for high-THC flowering — to validate against your COAs
DLC fixture compatibility with CC2/CC3 control
Intelligent generalization to available luminaire spectra

Test the spectrum ↔ cannabinoid relationship in your own grow

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

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THC–Light Spectra Correlation

Built on published photobiology

Correlates your own COA data

Advisory, not a guarantee