Reddit reviews Led Grow Light Ledy 3.2ft 5050 Waterproof Flexible Soft Strip Grow Light for Plant Flower Seeds Seedlings Growing Red Blue 4:1 with DC 12V 2A Adaptor
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Packing : 3.2ft Long Waterproof Flexible Soft LED Grow Light Strip+ Input 100-240V Output DC12V 2A Power Adapter and With 4pcs Strip Light Ties To Fix The LED Strip To A BarProfessional Spectrum Ratio: Red:Blue=4:1 This Design Is for Indoor Gardening ,seedling, Greenhouse, Plant Tissue Culture , Vegetable Cultivation, Horticulture and Industrial Seedling and Aerospace Ecological Life Support Systems. Optimum for All Stages of Plant Growth . Blue (wavelength: 440nm~460nm): Helps Plants Grow ,Red (wavelength: 630nm~660nm): Helps Plants Grow and Flower, Red LED Is The Key for Flowering Plants ;Good for Seedlings Succulents and All Kind of Plants .Premium Quality: Lifetime Above 50,000 Hours. UL Certified Power Adaptor. Plant Growing LED Strip Light Can Rapidly Improve The Health of Plant and GrowingEasy To Install: This Grow Light Strip Include 5 Extra Double Side Adhesive and 4 Strong Zip Ties. Easy To InstallBest Service: We Are A Professional LED Grow Light Manufacturer, If You Have Any Problems, Please Feel Free To Contact Us. We Will Provide The Best Service.
I can't vouch for the long term quality of any of these products but I have these pink ones, and [these purple LED strips] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GDT048Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) (mounted three on a bookshelf, but they each have chunky dc adapters, so they don't work well in multiples on one power strip, and they're not really bright enough individually to keep my succulents happy).
There are also more expensive LED panels with cooling fans which might extend the life of the diodes longer or something, but I was going for as cheap as possible, without resorting to non-LEDs.
Also another potential point of confusion is some sellers list the wattage equivalent of the bulbs if they were incandescent (brightness) while others list the actual electricity consumption.
link for the strip lights
I got these lights and shelves in recently because Missouri is too wet and and the bugs have really had a go at my little fam. I've been meaning to get some for fall/winter so they don't get so leggy.
I fully expect to have to adjust the shelves for proper lighting, so I'm going to be doing some very careful observation each day.
I can answer this one! I have an awful situation where I live in the best place ever for succulents - Southern California - with tons of sun and absolutely none of it hits any of my windows. So I bought this bulb and this grow light and I have five happy babies that are growing on my desk with no natural light. The grow light on it's own wasn't enough, but the light+bulb have been working great and all of my succulents are growing again.
I'm sorry, I have no answer, just want to tack on and ask if LED strips like these are recommended as a cheap solution. My ceilings seem like they're too high for most of the hanging grow lights I see on amazon and the strips look so cool.
I live in Michigan and even if I leave my succulents by a window during the winter, they stretch out and get kind of long and sparse. Last winter I got a UV light off amazon and it worked great! I just left it on overnight maybe twice a week. Mine is kind of like this