SANSI PAR25 24W Grow Light Bulb for Indoor Plants, LED Grow Light Bulb for Seeds and Greens, Full Spectrum with Optical Lens for Indoor Plants, High PPFD, E26 Base

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I have never been good with plants either not enough light or too little or too much watering. I decided to try a Snake plant figuring that its nearly impossible to kill. Even though they dont need much light they DO need some and I have it in a living room with a small window thats far from the plant. So basically no light and I needed a Grow light above it. Before I even bought the snake plant (its large at 40 inches from pot bottom to the top leaves) I did research into grow light bulbs as I didnt want any fixtures but rather wanted to place a bulb in a simple downward facing lamp. I made the mistake of buying a much less powerful bulb from another manufacturer and realized I would have to get something full spectrum and with enough power that it would keep the plant healthy. After researching I found this 24 watt (300watt equivalent) Sansi and read reviews around the web. It seemed like a quality grow bulb and is noted to run cool. I've not had it long enough over the plant (about 1 month) to say for sure that it is doing what it says it will do. But I can say it does run cool and gives off natural looking daylight/sunlight rather then the strange looking purple lights of other grow bulbs I've seen. I have the lamp on a timer so that its on for about 7 hours a day. I actually bought two of these Sansi's and will use the second one over a plant I have yet to buy for my bedroom, probably a nice sized Dracaena. I'll then have two plants that don't require much care and infrequent watering. From all my research I should be good with these two Sansi's.

I live in a townhouse so my windows are limited but have many orchids. Ive tried several lights the big square ones are okay but are large, heavy, and kind of a pain. The clip lights don't output enough light even with 4 lights on them. These bulbs are briiiight. I got the 24w and the 32w one, and have my high light orchids under them. That being said I still had to raise the bulbs up higher as well as place them strategically so they wouldnt get too much light. Would recommend!

I bought two, one was DOA. The working one keeps a lemon tree alive inside over winter, and is doing well.

I do not know what to tell you, the plants are growing nicely, you decide from there. It does get hot after a while so i added a $5 fan from walmart to turn on every hr for a few mins to keep the temp stable.