GE Grow Light for Plants, LED Flood Light Bulb For Seeds and Greens, Balanced Light Spectrum, High Output PPF 50 Micromoles Per Second (1 Pack)

Actualización: Tras dos años y muchas plantas más después he decidido comprar un segundo foco ya que las plantas del lado derecho tienen uno de Amazon Basic (que como lo dice su nombre) es muy básico pero no suficiente ya con tanto y comparando con el GE. La verdad recomiendo mucho el producto y agrego una foto de cómo va todo por ahora. Me ha servido tanto para plantas de ornato como carnivoras así que con toda confianza, la calidad es muy buena, no se arrepentirán. Original: La verdad la potencia de la lámpara es más de la que imaginaba, no es algo malo si lo que buscas es ayudar verdaderamente a tus plantas. El peso del foco es bastante, aproximadamente medio kilo pero la garantía que ofrecen es debido a la calidad e ingeniería detrás, ahora veo que lo pude comprar por unos 200 pesos menos pero ante la urgencia no quise esperar, una planta comenzaba a enfermar por la temporada y la escases de luz. Estoy satisfecho con la compra y en unos meses procuraré actualizar la información, pero de momento lo considero un gran producto que cumple lo que promete y esto con apenas haberle dado quince días de uso.

I haven’t had this for very long, but I feel a lot better knowing that my expensive houseplant now has some supplemental light as we enter into shorter days. I’ve read multiple reviews on the GE grow lights and all positive. It is heavier than a standard light but I had no issues hanging it.

Hey there, just wanted to share my excitement about this awesome product I've been using for about a month now – it's seriously amazing! My plants are loving life and thriving big time. I mean, within just a week, I noticed new growth popping up all over the place. Even my indoor orange tree, which was craving some good light, started sprouting new leaves after just a couple of weeks with this bulb. Sure, the bulb itself is a bit on the heavy and bulky side, but pair it with a cool light fixture, and it works like magic. The light it gives off is bright and white – perfect for my little green buddies. Mine's tucked away in a corner, yet it throws enough light to keep all my plants happy. I've tested out different brands and lights before, but none have given my plants the same boost as this one. You bet I'm gonna grab another one when the time comes! 🌱✨

Very bright! Using it for a calamondin orange tree, which is growing great.

Seeing as how popular indoor container gardening has become - and, accordingly, how lucrative it now is to sell indoor grow lights - it is a bit difficult to find a light that you feel at all confident will actually be effective for your indoor plants. I’ve scrolled through what seems like countless products that purport to emit awesome spectrums that are totally sweet for plant growth (and, oddly, seem to feature the exact same “wavelength graphs”), or that tout their (sometimes slightly deceptively calculated) wattage - despite the fact that a fixture’s wattage tells you near to nothing about how useful a light will be in aiding a plant’s growth (wattage is, put simply, a measure of the amount of electricity used to run an electrical device, not a measure of that device’s energy output). It’s been a confusing and sometimes demoralizing search (well, as demoralizing as online shopping can honestly be), and I’ve felt very much in over my head I’m trying to choose a product that won’t be a waste of money or harmful to my plant friends. I am reviewing this particular product very positively, not simply because it works and is bright and has seemed to be very helpful in my attempt to keep a fussy dwarf orange tree alive over the dark cold winter, but also because I appreciate having been given the kind of information a consumer actually needs when trying to find a good, effective grow light. You’ll see the term “PAR” right in the title of this product, front and center; PAR, or Photosynthetic Active Radiation is essentially a measurement of light emission within the photosynthetic range of 400-700nm, which is the area of light that plants use for photosynthesis, or to grow. This is a really valuable specification to have in selecting an effective grow light, and I can’t imagine why so many of the other (often even more expensive) grow light fixtures for sale here don’t include this information in their listings. Hopefully, I haven’t come off as overly pedantic, I don’t mean to lecture anyone on the science of plant grow lights (admittedly, I know very little myself!), but I do remember my first searches for a good, solid grow light fixture and how frustrating it could be to feel that I wasn't getting any really useful information from so many of the products I found. I spent quite a bit of money on fancier-looking, often more expensive but ultimately less useful lights before I found this one, and I hope that this information is helpful to you, prospective buyer! I wholeheartedly recommend this bulb to anyone who needs some bright, direct auxiliary light for their indoor plants. One last point: this bulb is quite heavy (not really suitable for gooseneck/clip on task lamps), so keep that in mind while making your decision.