Reddit reviews Lovebay Dual Head LED Grow Light 2 Dimmable Levels Grow Lamp Plant Light with Adjustable 360 Degree Gooseneck for Indoor Plants Hydroponics Greenhouse Garden Home Office, Timer Connectable (20W)
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Improve Plants Health and Growth: Lovebay grow light gives off targeted wavelengths Blue Red Light (460nm and 660nm) to help accelerate the growth of indoor plants, foliage plants, flowering plants, succulent plants, potted plants, rapidly promoting leaves and flowers blooming and fruit36 LED Beads and 2 Dimmable Levels : 36 plant growing led beads (24 red & 12 blue). This upgrade plant light is ultra bright, lower heat and lower power consumption, high luminous efficiency and long service life. You can adjust the brightness of the light according to plant needsUSB connector and Clip Design: With the USB and adapter design, you can choose to plug into a wall outlet (110V) or an USB interface. There are 3 ways to fix the clamp (Clip, Screw or Stick). Easy to install360 Degree Flexible Neck and Wide Linear Light: This dual- head indoor grow light with 360 degree flexible gooseneck. The wide linear light design lets it cover a larger area and provide energy for more plantsCan Be Used with Light Timmer(not included in the package), smart control when to light up and shut off
here’s the fanny pack! I’ll also add that pretty much everything I own is chartreuse. It’s my jam.
And yes! I have two types of grow lights for my plants.
This onemy plants seem to really love just for the coverage it allows.
And I have two of these on another cabinet that do all right but aren’t as powerful. I like them because they have clips and are usb powered so I can save space on plugs with a dual port brick.
It has a clamp. I got this. I think the ceiling ones are higher quality and longer lasting, but there’s nowhere for me to put one of those.
I’d say 2:1 perlite:miracle grow cactus mix for my Haworthias. I honestly just kinda winged(wung?) it and I think maybe I have too much perlite and that’s why roots are taking ages. But definitely heavier on perlite for them. here is the one I have and honestly the only reason I have it still is for rerooting, and I don’t even know if I’m imagining things or it actually be like that 😂
I've been browsing the grow light thread and thinking about getting more succulents before winter, and would like some input on which setup seems better or if you would recommend something else entirely. This adjustable growlight which has a gooseneck and clip (also comes with option for timer) or this bulb and this clamp light? I currently don't have many succulents at all (which obviously can change) so I don't need the light to cover a huge area. Should I set up a specific area to do this with shelving etc (please recommend if so) or is on top of a cedar chest on trays fine?
I'm pretty new to this and appreciate any advice I can get here.
sorry for the late reply - they're these ones
I use this: https://www.amazon.com/Lovebay-Adjustable-Hydroponics-Greenhouse-Connectable/dp/B073GRNGRM/ref=sr_1_5?s=furniture&ie=UTF8&qid=1541112689&sr=8-5&keywords=grow+light+plants
Would a grow light like this work for growing plants like a bonsai tree?
These are the ones in the pic, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073GRNGRM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_aeDADbWKEBW3P . I have them on a timer and they have been reliable. I have a mix of light needs in that little corner, but they seem to keep things happy and stable through winter. Light growth, but good color retention until spring gets warm enough for the balcony. I can only recommend them because they work for me, but I can't say I know anything about grow lights.