Plant Lights for Indoor Growing Seedlings - 16 in Long, 4-Count (10W x4) Full Spectrum T5 Grow Light Bars for Seed Starting, 4000K White LED Grow Lamp w/Reflectors for Shelf/Rack

Good value for the money.

So I was introduced by a friend for this grow light. I am new to house plants, just started my house plants journey about 3 months ago. My house is facing South-East. This corner is the perfect spot for bright sunlight. Although natural lights are the Best for the plants but they are not getting it all day. I have baby Ring of Fire, Pink Princess Philodendron, White Knight Philodendron, and White Princess Philodendon. The Pink Princess, White Knight, and White Princess are variegated plants and they will need lots of sunlight or grow light to show more variegation. This is the main reason I want to get a grow light. So I gave T5 Grow Light a try.As you all notice that I don’t have any racks/shelves yet to hang the lights on, so I have to figured something out to make this work. I used two taller cylinder vase to hold the grow light higher as I’m afraid that if I placed them right on top of the lid of the propagation box (where I put the baby plants in to keep the high humidity), I’m afraid it might burn the leaves for being too close. So I used two tall cylinder glass vase as my solution. I started with the grow light only lighting the baby plants in the propagation boxes on 4/29/22. Today,5/2/7, I am seeing a HUGE result on the baby plants, I’ve decided to put all my other house plants around the grow light to get benefit as well.So I started using T5 grow light on 4/29/22. As you can see on the baby plants pics, each one of them has significant grow in just 8 days time frame. I’m very “Amazed” and “Satisfied” with the result! I’m hoping that T5 grow light can helps with the variegation but look at how much they grow in just short short 8 days!!! I let the plants gets natural light on day time. And I turn the T5 grow light starting from 5 pm to 11 pm. So they gets about 7 hours of grow light time per day.I will definitely purchase again when I buy shelves/rack to put my more plant collections! These lights has exceeded my expectation. Highly Recommended!!!

Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect when I had to bring my succulents in for my harsh Michigan winter. But I set up a little stand in my basement purchase these lights with a simple rig and have them on a timer. As you can see from the pics the plants are still growing. Super affordable a little bit rickety design, maybe not so sturdy but for the price… Highly recommended.

Easy to use

Need a low power led for seedlings. This is the only 10 wattled I could find n Amazon. I needed this low power for my 18” high **rilla cloning tent. I have not used it yet just setting up. The picture shows the frame and light. Used the included double sided tape to top cross bar. Still have the second light if first goes or being daisy chain can get more power. Time will tell. Have cover on frame now. Has two 3” vents and looking for 3” usb computer fan or 110 ac with cord and lug. Usb spins the slowest and since I only need very gentle that seems the way and I do have a fan speed controller. All and all I think this will be perfect with a seeding matt heater. Price for everything is very reasonable and worth it.

As a plant mom, I needed to look for another set of lights to expand my indoor plant lighting so that I have more room to grow plants in areas of my home that do not have adequate lighting. My south facing window is already taken up so I currently have this light on my ikea shelf at a north facing window. The lights are bright and after using it for 3 weeks, I noticed that my plants are growing fast, not too strong to burn any leaves, and brought out the vibrant pinks in my philodendron pink princess. Would recommend to New Plant parents that want great value without breaking the bank

I have these set up to hit the plants on my top shelves in my room for my plants that do not receive enough sunlight. At first it seemed like they were working for my plants, but after a few months I realized that they do not work that well because my plants are getting all sad again. You get what you pay for, they don't work the best.

Good quality for the price, the light is 30-50μmol/m2/s LESS than what is stated in their chart. So when buying adjust accordingly. It appears dim to the eye, but it contains more photosynthetic light comparably to fluorescent bulbs. It is not 2100 lumens, but you can get it close (still under) to its stated PPFD values in a completely reflective box. PPFD is important, not lumens, lumens is how bright it is to our eyes, PPFD is how much light the plant can use. The frame is easily bent with the hand and noticeably lighter than more expensive lights, but the light output is okay despite this. If you link 3 together you can get comparable results to one 18" sunblaster LED for a total of $30 (10 per light) vs 1 $54 light, but with an apparent watt usage of 30watts vs 18watts. Cheaper initial investment, but it is less watt efficient. Regardless these lights still beat fluorescent as far as temperature, watt usage, and PAR emission goes. Its obviously NOT the equivalent of a 160watt grow light bulb as advertised, it is similar to a 24watt fluorescent bulb at most as far as light output goes. For the price, its not bad for low light applications, but obviously take the claims on the page with a grain of salt.