Affordable and high-quality grow lights for succulents.
If your succulents aren’t getting enough natural light indoors, it’s time to start thinking about getting the best grow light for succulents possible to protect your plants and ensure they continue thriving. It’s no secret that all succulents love to bask in the sunlight and can only properly grow indoors if you establish appropriate lighting conditions.
The best grow light for succulents has to offer the optimal light spectrum to ensure the plants continue growing their root system, stems, and blooms. As long as you provide the artificial light your succulent needs, you’ll never have to worry about insufficient natural sunlight again.
Light Source Wattage: 80W | Voltage: 110V | Color Temperature: Full Spectrum
Fauna LED Grow Light for Indoor Plants is one of the latest indoor gardening lights to hit the market, it's designed specifically for plants and can help out even a beginning gardener who is just getting started with their first garden. There are several benefits that you will enjoy with your new Fauna LED grow light, mainly it's energy efficient, it will give off a lot more light than other grow lights and will be able to sustain all the heat that your plants require.
Most indoor gardening lights give off a lot less light than fluorescent tubes, but Fauna LED grow lights will last up to 50 times longer than other grow lights. So not only will you have a light that will keep your plants healthy and grow fast, you will also have a light that will save you money and still get the job done.
Light Source Wattage: 9W | Voltage: 120V | Color Temperature: Balanced Spectrum
In the Low-voltage LED grow light category are the GE Grow Lights with the BR30 bulb. The GE logo is incorporated into this light, so it is easy to recognize the lights from the outside. These grow lights use just twenty-five watts of power and give off fifteen watts of light. This is a remarkable reduction in energy usage, which makes these grow lights perfect for anyone looking to conserve energy while increasing the overall light output of their garden or flower bed.
In the case of the BR30 bulb, this translates to about ninety hours of continuous light-time, which is nearly double the normal runtime of many other grow light bulbs. This feature makes the GE LED grow lights very energy-efficient and also a great benefit for anyone wanting to grow a large number of plants.
Light Source Wattage: 36W | Voltage: 110V | Color Temperature: Full Spectrum
MELOPHY Professional grows lights are made with high quality creeper and glass bulbs and are designed for indoor gardening. The bulbs are housed in individually wrapped glass tubes which ensure the longest possible lifespan. With the technology used inside the tube, it is completely safe to use MELOPHY grow lights, which also use an extremely high quality ceramic emitter to provide light to the plants. This means that the plant receives the best quality light it needs, allowing for a vibrant, healthy grow.
Low intensity lighting can be used safely on the lower spectrum for plants that don't need a lot of light and can be used on the higher spectrum for plants that need a lot of natural sunlight. Because MELOPHY comes with a precision thermometer, there is no worry about the temperature inside of the grow room. The thermometer can be easily read in daylight from a far away location.
Light Source Wattage: 80W | Voltage: 5V | Color Temperature: Full Spectrum
Jueyingbaili 80W Full Spectrum LED lights are amongst one of the most popular and powerful full-spectrum lights available to gardeners today. This is a high intensity discharge (HID) lights, which means it emits a great deal of heat, but with the greatest controllability for the gardener. The main reason these types of lights have become so popular is the sheer amount of light they can produce, not to mention how easily they can be used.
Unlike standard fluorescent grow lights, HID grow lights produce light in the blue spectrum, which is the same as the spectrum provided by the sun, which means plants receive more energy in the blue spectrum. Due to this very intense light, it is easy to see why these lights are becoming so popular among gardeners looking to grow highly vigorous plants in containers.
Light Source Wattage: 75W | Voltage: 85-265V | Color Temperature: Full Spectrum
The Shengsite LED Grow Light for Indoor Plants is specifically designed for indoor gardens and is very easy to install, as it comes with an easy-to-follow installation guide. It is also a very safe light to use for both indoor and outdoor grows. Since it uses only low voltage light, you don't have to worry about harming your plants with excess voltage, and there are no heaters or fans used to keep the environment warm.
This is perfect for those who live in places where it gets cold during the winter months or who simply don't want to spend all that money on heating their little herb garden. During the summer months, the Shengsite LED grow light is very bright and will provide even heat for those growing indoor plants, or for anyone who wishes to do so during the day. In addition, it will help to provide natural light to those using a motion sensor to monitor their garden.
Light Source Wattage: 15W | Voltage: 5V | Color Temperature: Full Spectrum
MostHink LED grow light strips are made of high quality CRI-based LED lights. They use one very tiny YAG or Y Gauge to emit all the light energy for the plants. This is a superior design that makes it possible to provide full-spectrum light to your plants, even in areas with lower than normal light.
The technology of the MostHink is based on the latest technology, which makes it possible to provide your plants with the light they need without burning out the HID bulbs. Unlike other grow light strips, MostHink also comes with an adjustable temperature controller so you can adjust the temperature to suit whatever part of your grow room you are in. This is done with a specially designed resin thermo-genesis controller.
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Lumens are used for describing the light output (brightness) of a particular bulb. The human eye struggles to judge the amount of light objectively, hence why it’s crucial to study the bulb’s characteristics before deciding on a model. Give preference to grow lights with a lumen rating between 300 and 800ft2.
Wattage lets you know the amount of electricity consumed by the light and has nothing to do with its amount or quality. That said, the lumens per watt characteristic allows conveniently to conveniently compare how power efficient different models are. The bigger this specification, the better.
Light is represented by various wavelengths that humans perceive in different colors. Succulents usually consume blue light to grow and red light to bloom. While a lamp that sheds exclusively red and blue light is more efficient at its job, full-spectrum white models ensure the plant gets all the required light without making you endure irritating purple lighting.
Color temperature is described in Kelvin units. Smaller values mean the light will be warmer, gravitating towards red, while higher values appear cooler, resembling blue color. Grow lights cover a color temperature range from 2200K to 7500K, but when it comes to choosing the best grow light for succulents, you should only consider models within the 3000K-6000K range.
Grow lights come in all kinds of sizes, designs, and purposes. The section below offers you a brief overview of the primary strengths and weaknesses of the most commonly used grow light types.
1. Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
Recommended for full-spectrum white LEDs
Shed bright light that doesn’t heat up and “burn” the plants
Terrific energy and cost efficiency in the long run
2. Fluorescent Grow Lights
Recommended for T5 tubes
Cheap short-term solution
Bulbs won’t serve you nearly as long as LEDs
3. High-Intensity Discharge (HID) and Metal Halide
Recommended for mass, commercial plant cultivation
Offer the largest amount of light and heat
Least power-efficient option that leads to huge electricity bills for as long as you keep using them
