Reddit reviews econoLED LED Flexible Strip Lights,Strip Lights, 32.8ft 600leds 5m Waterproof Adhesive Light Strips RGB Color Changing SMD 3528 Ribbon Kit with 44key Remote with Power Supply
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Standard 1x6 boards for the 3-sided box
Standard 1x2 boards for the trim
Plywood for top Surface
Plastic Net Pots, River Rocks, & Rubbermaid 2.5 Gal Container for the water
You will also need nutrients to add weekly and a pH tester with pH Up/Down solution to control the resevoir pH.
Cheap shit from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S2DPYQM
I am currently in the process of building one of these OpenAg Food Computers and this item is not on the list that I purchased. I do have some white LED adhesive strips off amazon, which it looks right now that they will be for illumination of the computer side of the unit. Inside the growth chamber we have two Erligpowht 45W LED: https://www.amazon.com/Erligpowht-Indoor-Garden-Plant-Hanging/dp/B00S2DPYQM/ref=sr_1_fkmr2_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1443799150&sr=8-2-fkmr2&keywords=grow+led+panel+erwl
These will be the main source of lighting growing the plants. The white LEDs are only for visual appeal, which I'm assuming would be the same for those LEDs by GE.
I use to have LED lights (90W LED grow light, 2 inches above my cactus) and they were pretty happy, except the pinkish blue color really hurts my eye and make my room like Christmas year round. I switched to a 125W CFL and a 4x 24w T5HO (both around 10000lm, 2-3 inches above the plant). so far I couldn't tell the difference other than a couple dollar more in power bill and a lot more pleasant light.
none of my cactus etiolated under those lights yet (4 months under LED and 2 under CFL/T5HO) so far I like the CFL better because I can upgrade it to a 200w/switch the spectrem to red easily to induce flower. but that sum up all the experience I have with lights, hopefully it helps
Just need it for a week or two more until I set up my grow tent. I have a 45w red/blue LED (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S2DPYQM/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), this 24w, and a few CFLs should be good for 2 plants in a grow tent.
Right now I have three of these, they're dirt cheap and it really shows in the construction quality (cheap plastic, fiberboard back, zero waterproofing, included hanging wires are useless) but they work extremely well and the cons are pretty easily overcome. I have mine mounted with small zip ties to the underside of the shelf above the growing area which keeps it safe from water and damage and removes the need for the crappy mounting wire. The oldest one has been on 14 hours a day for four months and is working as well as the day I got it. Here's my new seedling set up that is a slight improvement over the one that produced the plants shown right now I have Droseras finlaysoniana, venusta, tokianesis, Filiformis red, auriculata, hookeri, Nidiformis, Capensis, and burmannii either germinating or as small plants and will be sewing binata, Capensis wide leaf, and intermedia cuba next week, plus I have a tray of ~50 sensitive plants, 8 dancing plants, 15 drosyphylum, and a couple desert rose seeds all germinating in a greenhouse. The plan is to sell most of the drosera at the end of the summer if they're big enough and make back some of what I've spent collecting.
Well I really should shell out the extra 50 bucks, but will this work as a good enough alternative?
you don't really need one at all. I've had plenty of luck without them, however you know what would fit really well on a minifridge?
Couldnt find the one i was thinking of, but i have a few that are about 12inch square and they work really well for small quarter growing
http://www.amazon.com/Erligpowht-Indoor-Garden-Plant-Hanging/dp/B00S2DPYQM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1451918969&sr=8-3&keywords=LED+GROW+LIGHT
I have this LED grow light on the pepper plant only. Seeing the price now I might buy more as it's less than half of what I paid originally.
I think it was this one but I could have sworn it said 60w on the back.
would this work? https://www.amazon.com/Erligpowht-Hanging-Light-Indoor-Plant/dp/B00S2DPYQM/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1466444770&sr=8-6&keywords=grow+light