Halo Grow Light with Base

......I rarely check the weather forecast. I just look out the door and go with it; and I listen to others' reports......well I had planted this tomato plant (my first one ever) in a self- watering container that I had learned from YouTube gardeners. It was around 8:00 pm and... as I was cleaning up...it started to sprinkle......yep, I shoulda checked the weather forecast because, as it turned out, the local 7 day weather Forecast was 60-100% rain for a week!....and I didn't have a covered porch or patio to protect it. It turned to be heavy rain and wind; even a tree was struck across the street.....and they were predicting a whole second week of heavy rain on top of that.......I pulled my freshly planted tomato plant into my kitchen. The poor little thing had no sunshine, no fresh air, no warmth (I was even using the a/c some). Bless its heart!... I was feeling very dramatic about my tomato plant dying. I had had it for three weeks already and was attached to it. I had been watching youtube channels by gardeners and saw that many of them start seedlings under grow lights...So there was my solution! I'll get a plant light!..I chose this light because of its one pot design. My idea was that after the rain event was gone, I could then use it as a cute little light for a single plant, and it would put off a nice ambience too.Well, this lamp did NOT disappoint! My tomato plant was in good hands!About the design: the settings bar is in the cord; it is very easy to read and to use. It has three light settings -blue, white, & warm. I did some research and used the warm setting. It has 8-10 brightness settings. I set it on a lower brightness when I first turned it on; and in an hour or so I turned it all the way up..and set the timer! You can set the timer for 3, 9, &12 hours.It telescopes to 15 inches or so; the telescope stays put well. The stand for the bottom is a very lightweight plastic..you must put a pot (or something else) on it to keep the lamp from tipping over. However, the light can be inserted directly into the pot which is cool alternative.So how were the results? Well the tomato plant was under the grow lamp for about eleven days..and it didn't just stay alive...it actually grew!! It sprouted new leaves between the stems!! I was so excited. When I finally put it back outside those leaves were 1 1/2 inches long..I'm new to vegetable planting....(can you tell?). This is my first vegetable. That's why I have such a heart for my first tomato plant..This cute grow lamp took great care of my baby!! It went way beyond my expectations!I absolutely do 100% recommend this perfectly adorable and effective grow lamp.I've only had it for 3 weeks, so if it doesn't hold up I will come back and update :)

This little 3 inch halo grow light is PERFECT for tiny plants! I am currently using it on my Venus Flytrap and Dew plants that I recently bought and since I have had them under the light they have perked up beautifully!The light is small and compact. At it's lowest position it is exactly 7 1/2 inches tall. The halo is 3 1/2 inches wide but it puts out very bright light which is adjustable in intensty. I like to keep it on about 5-6 out of the 10 being the brightest.This is powered by USB and includes the adapter. So you can simply plug it into your laptop or use the wall adapter.The remote is on the cord but the cord is totally long enough to be able to put your light whever you want. You have the brightness button first, secondly you have the light cycle button that some might need depending on what you are growing, full spectrum, reddish and blueish. For most needs you only need the full spectrum lighting which is perfect for my needs.The base is not necessarily needed if you are growing something is a pot but it is nice to have for small plants like mine. The halo is attached via a telescoping thing that is a lot like a antenna which allows you to extend the halo higher.This is absoulty needed for small indoor plants if you do not have a window nearby. I highly recommend this is you have small carnavorus plants! Or any small plants that can't get sunlight.

When winter rolled around, my first houseplant started struggling due to the lack of sunlight. I knew I needed a grow light, but I didn’t want something bulky or industrial-looking. That’s when I found this halo-style grow lamp, and it has completely transformed my plant care routine.First Impressions – Stylish & FunctionalWhat I love most about this light is that it blends seamlessly into my home. Unlike the typical grow lights that scream "greenhouse," this one looks like a soft halo glowing over my plant. It's minimalistic and aesthetically pleasing, making it a great addition to my space.Ease of Use – A Breeze to Set Up!Setting it up took less than five minutes. The telescoping metal rod inserts directly into the plant’s soil, which means no bulky stands or clamps needed. I also appreciate the extra-long power cord—it made placement super convenient without needing an extension.Does It Work? Absolutely!I first tested it on my Monstera, which had stopped growing and started stretching toward the window. Within a week of using this light, it sprouted three new leaves! I also added one to my Bird of Paradise, and it’s already unfurling a new leaf. So yes—this light definitely works!Timer & Brightness Settings – Super HandyThe built-in timer has 8, 12, and 16-hour options, which is a lifesaver because I don’t have to worry about remembering to turn it on and off. Plus, the adjustable brightness settings allow me to mimic natural sunrise and sunset lighting, which I call my "sunrise/sunset mode."What You Should Know Before BuyingBest for one plant at a time – If you have multiple plants, you might need more than one to avoid a clutter of plugs.Light direction matters – It shines downward, so don’t expect much light to spread upward.Not the sturdiest base – The pole is lightweight, so be careful when adjusting it. Some users have had issues with the top extension falling.Perfect for medium-light plants – If you’re growing high-maintenance plants in a completely dark basement, you might need a stronger grow light.Final Verdict – Worth Every Penny!If you’re looking for a sleek, effective, and easy-to-use grow light for your indoor plants, I highly recommend this one. It keeps my plants thriving through winter and looks gorgeous while doing it. I’ve already bought three more and plan to keep adding them to my collection.

Works amazing. Got it as a quick buy for traveling in my house trailer for work for my money tree and Venus fly trap seedlings, and all are growing and light works AWESOME. Three different light settings. Great price also. Quick shipping.