LORDEM Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Full Spectrum, Bamboo Plant Lights for Indoor Growing, Table Top Grow Light with Auto On/Off Timer 4H/8H/12H & 4 Dimmable Brightness & Height Adjustment, 2 Pack

I have a China Doll plant in a low light corner of the room and have been trying different lights to supplement the lack of natural sunlight. While several other lights kept the plant healthy looking, when I switched to this light several weeks ago, I was delighted and amazed to see my slow growing China Doll suddenly go through a growth splurt. I did have to attach this light to another base that came with a different light as my needs exceeded the 24-26" base that came with the light, but apparently they all seem to be interchangeable and I was able to adapt the light to my needs. I went with this light because of slightly better coverage than my pre-existing halo, which I then attached to the base that came with this light and used to supplement the underside where there was a bit of a empty area due to its previous positioning, that side receiving little or no light. I attribute most of the new growth to this light, though I also believe that another co tributing factor is the fact that I water my plants with my old aquarium water. I vacuum the bottom of my 29 gallon tank weekly and then use the fish poop water to water my plants. Apparently this water contains a lot of nitrates and other trace elements that plants absolutely love. I also use Goldfish Poop Water. If you love your plants, I highly recommend buying a Goldish bowl and buying a big fat Goldfish and then changing the water weekly, using the dirty water for watering your plants. Goldfish are dirty buggers and produce high yield all natural nutrients water for house plants. They even sell it nowadays, which is where I got the idea. The water is definitely a big help but I never saw results like i.did when using this light. In two weeks I saw tremendous new growth that didn't exist before I stalling the light and I had already been using the water. The water supplies the nutrients but the light is the catalyst for growth. It's a very bright light with good coverage, low to no heat and very flexible. The timer and and functionality make it an ideal light. I say it's an excellent value for the money and have since bought two more for friends to try.

I bought 3 types of lights earlier this year, and this is the one I chose to buy again. It’s the most practical for growing succulents in small pots. It’s been on more than 12 hours a day for 5 months and still works great.

Lights works as it should. Helped bring back my money tree which died all of a sudden. Only issue is the little port were you plug the cord into the light. Sodered very cheaply and it fell off after about 6 months of use. Other than that, love the light. Had to order another one unfortunately because it couldn't be fixed.

Lights work very well, gives plenty of light to my plants and the warmth of the light is perfect. Easy to assemble and very durable. The timer works great. Plants are loving their new light sources

I’m coming back to review that I’ve had this grow light for over a year now and although it’s a teeny bit wobbly it has not us a single issue. Not the timer. Not a single light sensor. Not the base, or the chord. Nothing has gone wrong with the thing and I use it every single day for my very happy Indoor plants. My geranium is giant now. Our aloe went nuts.It is meant for a table though. Keep that in mind.

This little light has been a real power house. It worked for cacti and succulents. It helped my seedlings stay nice and healthy. Everything I put under it thrives. The timer is easy to set, and one of my favorite features on grow lights. I dont notice any heat and the color of the light is a nice warm yellow so it doesn't bother me during the morning/at night. I just love these lights, especially if you're in need of a budget option. The only complain I have is that mine doesn't seem to have ever fully tightened, and the head does spin around a little bit.

I like to grow plants indoors, and this 2-pack of LED lights works for onions, basil, tomatoes, and weed! The LEDs are put on this paper-thin (yet stiff) panel atop a retractable antenna rod. The power supply plugs into the back of the LED panel (standard barrel plug). You can tilt the LED panel, adjust the height, set the brightness, and set how long the light stays on each day (4/8/12 hours), although I have personally not used the 4 or 8-hour setting. However, I am not still a big fan of the controller, common across other grow light products sold across Amazon, as I want a little more degree of control over my lighting.PROS:+ Low power consumption. Based on the brightness setting, I've measured 1.8W, 3.2W, 4.8W, and 6.5W.+ Does not get hot. Perhaps a little warm, at most.+ Thin profile is a nice aesthetic, and hides behind most foliage.+ "Set and forget" controller, works for most people and plants.CONS:- Controller does not default to "ON" state when plugged into power. This means in the event of a power outage or controller bug, this light will stay off until you manually turn it on. It also makes this lighting system incompatible with smart plugs. I'd wish they had a version with a simple mechanical switch, or simply default to "ON" when powered.- I am not a morning person, and to make this work with the 12 hour setting, I have to get up relatively early in the morning to power this on to make the timing sync with real daytime, otherwise it's on all night and I can't sleep.- I've noticed the controller can sometimes glitch and the system doesn't turn on that day. I can go weeks at a time without a hitch, but once every blue moon, it has to be set again.- You cannot adjust the light horizontally, like I mean moving it more towards the center of the plant. The panel is nearly centered on the rod. You can tilt it upwards but the light can be brightly shining against your eyes depending on where you put this in your room.- The pedestal may not be big enough for larger plants to sit on, which can result in some pots slightly tipping.- The barrel plug juts out a couple inches behind the LED panel, so I need to wrap the cord onto the rod to keep it looking tidy.