GHodec Grow Light Free Standing, 5500K Full Spectrum Gooseneck LED Lamp | Floor Plant Light for Indoor Plants Growing,5 Dimmable Levels & Auto On/Off Timer,Height Adjustable

We have a lemon tree that we have to move inside during the winter. It’s in a (approximately) 10 gallon bucket. The tree requires some sunlight and this portable grow light works very well. We can move the tree anywhere in the house and bring the sunlight with it! The set of lights is on a portable stand that is very sturdy it also has a variable time timer built into the power cord. Great grow light at a reasonable price!

Works great. Plants are happy.

This is my first time using a grow lamp and I especially like the ease of putting it together and use; simple & clear instructions on use, too. It seems to be working well with the lemon tree I bought it for; the leaves aren't turning yellow and falling off like they used to when I brought it in for the winter. The only small drawbacks I've found so far is that the unit can tip over easily if you aren't careful with the arm placements or should you bump into the unit. The other quibble I have is with the light intensity directions: I wish they were more explicit about what to use with what. I just started with a lower intensity to see how it worked & gradually moved it up a notch. Also, the on/off and timer functions were a bit confusing to me to begin with. Other than that, I like this lamp very much and feel like it is a good value for the cost.

It's a good light. Definitely my favorite lamp for indoor plants.

Is this a pretty awesome lights for what they were. I ended up picking up some plants on a whim and needed a temporary set up before I got my grow tent and high-quality lights. The base has an adjustable height which makes it pretty easy to get your right level, and the flexible arms are easily manipulatable in multiple dimensions I was even able to twist the strip of lights to get it to point a specific direction once I have the arms in place. The biggest downside I saw was that if erupted the lights will not turn back on their own, so you cannot use an external timer and have to use the built-in timer. It’s a bit confusing at first with the function of the 4, 8, and 12 hour options but once you get The idea that those are hours of darkness it makes a little more sense. The base seems nice and sturdy, and as long as you have the lower legs fully extended it didn’t feel like it would tip over even would you had all four lights bent over far to one side. Best but not last it’s not one of the blue purple lights but a true 5K white spectrum of a grow light my plants were very happy until I got them in a tent purpose and I keep it around just in case emergencies

I got the white light with 4 heads. I am growing lettuces and herbs indoors. have a few issues: One of the bendable cord things attached to one bulb is faulty but I didn’t feel light going through a return since returned amazon merchandise is usually just thrown away and wasted. And the actual bulb works, it’s just super inconvenient. Basically when I try to position it, it resists and bounces back and won’t stay where I try to put it almost at all. Very inconvenient when I’m trying to perfectly position it over a plant. None of the other bulbs do this which makes me think the unit I received is just slightly faulty. The light is not strong at ALL, and only reaches directly under the bulb. The length of the ACTUAL bulb where light comes out is about 9 or 9.5 inches. My planters are 15” long. One bulb over 1 planter does not cover the entire thing of course, but the light isn’t strong enough to illuminate it enough for the plants either. If the bulb is not a couple inches over the plants they get extremely leggy to the point the plants aren’t healthy and easily break. If it’s close enough the the plants so they don’t get very leggy (seriously only 1-3 above the individual plants) only what is directly under the 9 inch length of the bulb grows healthy, everything around it gets too leggy. My fault for purchasing an affordable plant light and not spending more for something of better quality. For these 4 skinny planters one light with 4 bulbs is not strong enough and I’ll have to order a second unit at some point so each planter has 2 bulbs of coverage. I think if you get this unit you absolutely can’t use it on anything that requires full sun unless you plan on having only one tiny plant per bulb. I think it would work pretty decently for plants that require only very little light, some species of orchid for example this light would be great for my paphiopedilum orchids, but then again even dim window light is enough for them lol. If you’re wanting to grow vegetables or lettuce indoors this lamp is probably going to frustrate you and you’ll end up needing more than one unit, again, unless you’ve only got a few small plants that will fit well under about 9 inches in length. I’ll update later on if I need to.

This is the 4th one I’ve bought… dependable!

These are okay, but they won't last longer than 1-2 years in my experience. Either the cable stops working and causes the lights to flicker, the lights themselves start going out, or the cable begins delivering less power and you end up with weaker light output. The design is convenient, and the stand and adjustable gooseneck make it easy to position the light where you need it. The timer and brightness settings are also useful for indoor plants. However, the long-term reliability is the biggest issue. They are cheap, and they work while they last, but the quality matches the price. They are fine for short-term use or a small indoor growing setup, but I would not rely on them as a long-term grow light.