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Pronouced, kan-oh-fluhks. Canoflux™ is the measurement of photon intensity and uniformity (PPFD) across every square or rectangular centimeter of a plant’s canopy. A plant is said to be inside the Canoflux if every cm² of its rectangular or square canopy receives equal to or greater than the required light intensity (in µmol/m²/s). If any part of the canopy receives less than the target light, the plant is outside the Canoflux.
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