There is very little red in the light according to the spectrum output. A little red helps. Anything with too much blue tends to make things too tight. Like chives for example, they stay very thin under blue light.(MH, CMH 4K) A spectrum closer to sunlight give a more natural density to than blue dominant lights.
I understand why red is good thats why they use blurple lights. I just find most companys running with uv over ir. I believe both should be used as you want it as close to replicating the sun as possible.
This is actually ir. Big issue one way or the other?
Nah its a good thing. As long as they used ir lenses and not regular lensesXD but time will tell:)