I’ve seen a great emphasis in use of red (615-660nm) in flowering, but studies suggest better stoma action (big deal for those of us who use CO2 and oxygen supplementation) in bluer spectrums, so why is the ideal level of blue light at around 60%? That isn’t even reflected in the McCree spectrum. As long as the 660 spike is there, photosynthesis should be near equivalent on both ends. Bonus, tighter internodes and denser buds…
Source: The effect of wavelength of light on stomatal opening - PubMed