SANSI LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, 600W Full Spectrum Clip-on Gooseneck Grow Light with Ceramic Technology.,40W Power Plant Light with Optical Lens for High PPFD, Lifetime Free

Si quieres luces para hoyas, las de Sansi son las ideales, sobre todo para esquejes y germinar; eso si, hay que tener cuidado a que distancia pones las hoyas, pero ya depende de cada especie, mi obovata variegada, la australis, tequila sunrise, todas las de alta luz están progresando muy bien. Como cualquier luz, se calienta pero en 5 minutos se enfrían, no lo manipules encendido. Es cuestión de irle agarrando la onda, por eso me parece perfecto que sean 360 para manipularle.

Lights are good but hot. Also need a voltage converter if your using 220 power source. Read the description carefully to ensure its compatible to your region

These saved my tropical plants. Worked well for starting vegetable seeds indoors at end of cold winter. Highly recommend

I cannot recommend this grow light enough. I've had it for 6 days, and my plants are already looking so much better! When I got, I broke a bulb right out of the box. So using the card that came with the light, I reached out through email. I was asked to send over a video showing that the socket still works, which made me nervous because email doesn't carry a whole lot of data. I sped the video up 4x, and trimmed it to show 3 seconds of a bulb turning on when I screwed it in, and they accepted that! So the free bulb replacement is legit! (Thank goodness, lmfao!) They were extremely fast with responding to emails, as well. Like I don't expect to hear back this fast, and I'm pretty sure I was the one who took longer to respond! The whole fixture is- I wouldn't call it heavy, but it's sturdy and has some heft. The clip is strong enough to hold it up, though you still have to be conscious when adjusting the bulbs, because physics. The cord is long enough to not be a hassle plugging in. It looks great, rather than the cheaper ones that look cheap, this looks nice and I like having it even just as a general light source. It doesn't have a timer, so you have to manually turn it on and off. You can also get surge protectors that have timers though. After these six days of giving my plants about 8-9 hours of light from this, they're all showing improvement. My pink princess pushed out a new leaf and already has the beginning of a new one showing up, my Monstera Adansonii also started pushing out a new leaf, my String of Hearts popped out a few new growths. I also have an Aloe and a Pilea that were barely surviving that are starting to show some improvement after being under this light. I measured the output of light with the Lux app. With the cheaper grow lights that have red and blue and white lights and look like sticks, my phone has to be directly touching the light to get approximately 200 Foot Candles, which is the bare minimum for most plants. It explains why my plants are just surviving instead of thriving. This light puts out a TON of light, I included the FC measurements beside the plants in one of the pictures, and starred where my phones sensor was to the best of my ability. I also included a measuring tape for scale. I did look it up online after I bought it, of course. Ain't no sight like hindsight and I luckily found that this company is highly recommended.

It has done wonders for my plants. I was so pleased that i got another. One of the bulbs wasn't working but due to the prompt and responsive customer service i recieved a replacement bulb within a few days