LED plant lamp with stand - full spectrum LED plant light

No funciona como dicen, es poca la cantidad de luz que emite

I have had this lamp for a couple years. I use it on my seedlings every year and it’s great. It is great to have a grow lamp when you want to get a head start on slow growing plants like tomatoes and peppers early in the spring. This lamp does a great job compensating for indoor, low light environments before plants can be moved outdoors. The lamp is big and has a tall stand. I like the bendy head so it’s easy to adjust. Only downside is that if you have the tripod folded completely out, make sure you set one of the legs underneath the lamp head or it will fall over.

I give this 4.8 stars, -.2 because the picture on the product description and manual leave too much to the imagination regarding size unfortunately. Very basic light, kinda flimsy, and a more careful shopper could have done better, but it works, and it was inexpensive. Overall my expectations of a lamp that costs $20 has been met as much as it can be.

So, for reference I purchased the single head without timer since I bypass most grow light timers and use my own. To be honest these are not my favorite lights but I’m still grateful to have it. It should be noted that the single head option is a completely different head than the dual or triple head lamps. I feel the single head option is brighter and a better quality light in general but don’t go thinking that if you loved the single head that the dual or triple is the same because it’s not. Just putting that out there. So, things I love about this lamp are the brightness and ease of use. My monstera put out 2 new leaves in a little over two weeks with just this light as it’s light source since I had it in the bathroom in quarantine at the time. So the plant had no other light( natural or otherwise, this was it.) and it still thrived under this light 12 hours a day. It should be noted that the single head option is very pink in color, this means its putting out more red light for fruiting and flowering plants though most of my plants are foliage plants which benefit less from the red and more from the blue light. However, it still puts out plenty of what it needs for a Monstera deliciosa. I was skeptical at first due to the pink glow but I was proven wrong and very pleasantly surprised by how effective it was. Something to keep in mind is that if you are doing seedlings they will not be able to be if from the red light and require significantly more blue light than what I believe this light can produce and thus, would likely struggle and I would chose another light. All that being said, for the price and how bright it is, I really like this light and would recommend it. I do wish that you could purchase this light individually without the tripod as a purchasing option because I prefer to hang this lamp and it would be less wasteful and more economical if I could purchase it as just the lamp with the hardware to hang it from the start. Maybe they will consider doing so in the future? The tripod itself is decent for the price but certainly not the most stable. If you just set it up and forget it then its fine but don’t move it around a lot and I’d keep it away from children and pets. On that note, always keep grow lights away from children, do not look directly into this lamp when it’s on and I’d honestly recommend you stay out of the room entirely when in use unless you have the proper UV glasses. Grow-lights are designed for plants, not for humans.

Winter is to long for my tropical plants this light works great until they are put outside for spring