Grow Light Bulbs, LED Grow Light Bulb A19 Bulb, Full Spectrum

First, your own health. Saw experts talking that LED's emit only a small slice of the spectrum. That's largely why they're so efficient. That is not good for you. The old incadescents were much healthier for you. A regular 11W LED emits 800 to 1500 lumens. Am sure that depends on the quality and price of the bulb. Also that is a small slice of the entire spectrum. These cover the broad spectrum well. So they emit lower lumens at 1000. Good trade off. I still have some Compact Flourescent Bulbs. Researching myself revealed that these can have spikes and dips in the spectrum. They won't specify. They were careful with the full spectrum grow LED's. They smoothly cover the entire usable spectrum. Everything but LED's has been outlawed. If you got em. Use em. Can't replace the old anymore. Someone very knowledgeable said the light coming through my windows probably won't be enough for my ferns. I can see especially during winter. I have three fancy grow lights on three ferns in my house. Two fixtures to each plant. Can adjust them around. The bulbs are guaranteed for life. I bought these for two reasons. One being my own health. Other, filling in behind the plants. I know it won't be much. But at least any light they get will be full spectrum. I put four bulbs in four lamps in my main living area. I have the lights on in this part of the house alot. I can use the others where I don't use the lights alot. I like the light from these warm white bulbs alot. I'm seriously considering buying more of them. One reason, for the basement where I spend considerable time exercising (my own gym), meditation, and yoga. Besides, the basement is where heaven is during the summer. (grin) Second reason is to have some of these on hand. I've read about the burnt out bulbs. I think the price is worth the gamble of eating a bulb or two.

The lighting is just like a regular light bulb (I purchase the warm bulb), allowing my living room to still feel cozy and not like a green house. About 6 weeks in and my plants are very happy, I have 3 new leaves on my monstera!!

These grow bulbs are very pleasant in the home; they have great warmth of color and don't make the home feel clinical, which is a big plus when they're on for many hours in the day. They don't put out a lot of actual heat, too, so it isn't as much of a fire hazard and you don't need to worry about the heat from the bulb overwhelming sensitive leaves. I think it's a good value for the price.

I’m a little bit disappointed with the results, I bought them for my carnivorous plants that I keep inside due to the Texas incredible hot summer, while they do motivate new growth, it’s not enough for the leaves of my carnivorous to develop, and they kinda start drying mid growth.

Very cost effective and my plants seem to react very well to these. I have had much better results with these over the higher cost ones.

That's important for growing things. My clover sprouts are under one of these so we'll see. The one I'm using looks right color wise, the color frequency is 3500K which looks rather sunshine like. Plus I don't have to keep moving my sprout containers to stay in the sun. Nor do I need to scramble to get em in when it rains. All in all it's a good deal.

They are a nice color but the light burned out in 4 months.

I know I’m going to love these grow lights. I put them in my table lamps so that I can start spreading my houseplants throughout my home more. Pictures are two examples. (No worries plant lovers, I’m not leaving my English ivy there.)

Loving it! I'm propagating a Lady Pink and a Polka Dot, and they're thriving.

I don't have an overhead light so the bulb is in a side light and it does still appear to be helping - especially as the area the plants are in is very low light.

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The product quality is unacceptable. The bulb lasted only 5 minutes before it failed with a loud bang. Moreover, the other bulb assembly is poor, the misaligned seam clearly suggests that the bulb has likely exploded from the inside. This is not what I expected, given the price and the reviews for the product.