Suchen Sie nach Empfehlungen für 4-Fuß-Wachstumslampen für eines dieser Regaleinheiten. Zimmerpflanzen … Philos, Hoya, Monstera usw. Ich mag die rosa/lila Lichter nicht. Amazon hat mich mit so vielen Optionen verwirrt. Danke.
Suchen Sie nach Empfehlungen für 4-Fuß-Wachstumslampen für eines dieser Regaleinheiten. Zimmerpflanzen … Philos, Hoya, Monstera usw. Ich mag die rosa/lila Lichter nicht. Amazon hat mich mit so vielen Optionen verwirrt. Danke.
I don’t trust most of the grow lights on Amazon. Most of them don’t have safety certifications (eg ETL, UL).
I’ve used Sunblaster lights before though, and they work well for wire shelves.
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GE makes some excellent grow lights. [This one](https://www.amazon.com/GE-Lighting-93101228-Balanced-Spectrum/dp/B07NNTH17D) is the right size for your shelves, and a nice clean white light. One per shelf would be enough for (very) low light plants; two per shelf would be better for what you’re growing. You can link multiple lights together, to prevent a mess of cords.
GE is one of the few companies I have found that makes mid-range grow lights (i.e., powerful enough to actually grow stuff, but not the high-powered marijuana lights) and actually lists correct and complete information about the light output. I’d recommend them on that alone, because you know *exactly* how powerful the lights are – but I can also recommend them from my own experience. They’re great for all sorts of houseplants.
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I used this shelf for seed propagation and hung t8 (4 foot) fluorescent ballasts on chains so they could be raised and lowered. You can put one or two of the bulbs as grow bulbs. Not as good as full-spectrum LED’s but worked for us
madam_plantitude on
Check the reviews before purchasing!! ITS EXTREMELY HELPFUL!! also, I like the fecida lights(I have 2 on a dtand that looks JUST LIKE THIS), they’re decently priced, have adjustable lighting strength, bright white lights, built in fan, and my plants LOVE IT!!
I recommend Barrina T5 lights. They’ll be great for the plants you’re growing. If you want to sunstress some hoyas you can just add a couple more lights.
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How many FC do you need? Mars Hydro will grow anything and is insanely cheap on Amazon.
Shawn____ on
I have a shelf like that, I bough cheap 5000 lumen shop lights from Walmart for on it and use it to grow seeds & cuttings. Works great & didn’t break the bank.
MissIz on
Personally I like the flat panels that you could just zip tie to the tops of the shelves. Some of them have multiple ports so you could plug the lights into each other.
I am looking for a standing lamp too but couldn’t land on any decisions.
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I bought eight 4’ Barrina 20w T5s and mounted 4 each on 4’ wide metal shelves with zip ties. Gives me 160watts covering 16 sq ft. They cost $47 on Amazon.
I daisy chain them and put them on a timer. I doubt there is a much better deal out there for propagating seedlings. My vegetables love these lights as well. I grow lettuce all winter.
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I’m a pretty big fan of the [SpiderFarmer](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TS82HWB) lights. A bit spendy, but very nice construction.
Barrina t8 yellow. You get 6 2′ lights for $80
I don’t trust most of the grow lights on Amazon. Most of them don’t have safety certifications (eg ETL, UL).
I’ve used Sunblaster lights before though, and they work well for wire shelves.
GE makes some excellent grow lights. [This one](https://www.amazon.com/GE-Lighting-93101228-Balanced-Spectrum/dp/B07NNTH17D) is the right size for your shelves, and a nice clean white light. One per shelf would be enough for (very) low light plants; two per shelf would be better for what you’re growing. You can link multiple lights together, to prevent a mess of cords.
GE is one of the few companies I have found that makes mid-range grow lights (i.e., powerful enough to actually grow stuff, but not the high-powered marijuana lights) and actually lists correct and complete information about the light output. I’d recommend them on that alone, because you know *exactly* how powerful the lights are – but I can also recommend them from my own experience. They’re great for all sorts of houseplants.
I used this shelf for seed propagation and hung t8 (4 foot) fluorescent ballasts on chains so they could be raised and lowered. You can put one or two of the bulbs as grow bulbs. Not as good as full-spectrum LED’s but worked for us
Check the reviews before purchasing!! ITS EXTREMELY HELPFUL!! also, I like the fecida lights(I have 2 on a dtand that looks JUST LIKE THIS), they’re decently priced, have adjustable lighting strength, bright white lights, built in fan, and my plants LOVE IT!!
I have a couple that are very similar to [these](https://www.amazon.com/Freelicht-Equivalent-Spectrum-Integrated-Hydroponic/dp/B07ZCRY2GN/ref=sr_1_10?crid=1AV4A2P6096FW&keywords=led%2Bgrow%2Blight%2B4%2Bft&qid=1674095281&sprefix=led%2Bgrow%2Blight%2B4%2Bft%2Caps%2C381&sr=8-10&th=1) that I am happy with.
I recommend Barrina T5 lights. They’ll be great for the plants you’re growing. If you want to sunstress some hoyas you can just add a couple more lights.
How many FC do you need? Mars Hydro will grow anything and is insanely cheap on Amazon.
I have a shelf like that, I bough cheap 5000 lumen shop lights from Walmart for on it and use it to grow seeds & cuttings. Works great & didn’t break the bank.
Personally I like the flat panels that you could just zip tie to the tops of the shelves. Some of them have multiple ports so you could plug the lights into each other.
I am looking for a standing lamp too but couldn’t land on any decisions.
I bought eight 4’ Barrina 20w T5s and mounted 4 each on 4’ wide metal shelves with zip ties. Gives me 160watts covering 16 sq ft. They cost $47 on Amazon.
I daisy chain them and put them on a timer. I doubt there is a much better deal out there for propagating seedlings. My vegetables love these lights as well. I grow lettuce all winter.
[propagation station](https://imgur.com/a/u3Wawrk)
You can consider this plant stand set, it is very convenient.
[DIY Plant Shelf with Grow Light]
Bright track lighting