Monios-L T5 LED Grow Light, 2FT Full Spectrum Sunlight Replacement, 30W High Output Integrated Fixture with Rope Hanger for Indoor Plants, Hydroponics, Seedling, Growing, Blooming

It is also light in Designed at a low cost. But not yet. Works like a charm. It is impossible to secure the reflectors inside the slots because they are loose. In certain situations, you may want to remove it. Added to this are two daisy chain wires to make it look nice. A 60 watt power supply was recommended by the manufacturer in case I wish to expand. A bar type light is a better way to utilize LEDs. It is an excellent choice for seedlings and young vegetables. Growing cannabis with this would not be a good idea. But, (throw that potential noob your way). Depending on your seed, you may be able to get by with 2 to 3 weeks. It's either you come out with the big guns after that, or you're going to be seriously disappointed. You can begin your seedlings with this light and save money without having to use a monster ballast.
I like the fact that it's white. If you notice a purple glow from the led, you can be assured something is wrong. In this sense, this is a better light for a window if used as a supplement. I don't know where to go. I will be happy to assist you if you need some instructions. Let's face it, we are all lying to ourselves. Even if you could, you wouldn't be able to read them. I was surprised by the small size of this light. I give this a four-star rating.

Stanley Pearson

| Dec 17, 2020

This is what you need! There are two more Monios in my collection Red/blue spectral lights such as these can be found at C&L. With this one, plants seem to grow almost as well as those in the previous one but are easier to look at. There might be a difference between red and blue when it comes to growing things. Houseplants like this product because it's less intense, but it works well. According to my meter, my two feet long lamps consume $4 when they are all on. The electrical usage is $50 per month if they are run for 15 hours each.

Turner John

| Apr 03, 2021

daisy chain connectors are only 2 friggin feet long! It would be best to purchase two longer extension connectors (you'll need two). I discovered, however, that they are actually decent little LED lights after setting them up and testing them with a light meter. Their warm glow mimics the glow of morning sunlight but the lights do not have any cooling, and they get very hot when you stand close to them. They are, for the most part, a cheap and useful addition to anyone who wants to add warm light spectrums to their indoor gardening space. They are particularly useful for reaching the underside of canopies when placed at low angles near the base However, it is unknown for how long they will last. The pros are It does not use halogen lighting, the light is warm and can be adjusted by cable hangers, so it can be hung high under the plant canopy, but has some disadvantages.

Cons The design of the cooling system is inadequate, the reflectors are flimsy, the wires are very short and the power cable is short.

Cameron Woodward

| Sep 03, 2020

A good thing about light is that it is very lightweight. My African Violets should be able to flourish in this light. I found that I was getting about 1000 Lumens using my cheap light meter. have to wait and see how it does in the long run.

Sariah Stanton

| Nov 05, 2020

An amazing light for growing microgreens at a reasonable price! The simple 60W light he uses draws a lot less power than the one I mounted on the wall, resulting in faster growth and higher yields than expected. It has been running the light 24 hours a day for about a month now and I haven't had any problems with heat or wear in my homemade My garden is 2X4 feet and this light appears to be enough light for my greens. However, I do not believe the light is powerful enough to cover a large grow area alone. However, the hanging clips did not come with the original shipment, so it was not a 5 star. Although they fixed the issue very quickly, I was ultimately able to use some zip ties to achieve the same result. This is my top recommendation for those looking for a cheaper LED and are able to hang it 8 to 12 inches above their trays or pots.

Junior Bean

| Jun 20, 2021

The laundry room is where I spend the most time, so I chose a yellow light over a blue or red light. I like the light color, but it doesn't get bothersome. As soon as the plants started growing, the peppers and tomatoes filled My pollination even resulted in some blossoms! In addition to the light, I also purchased a timer. My excitement at receiving vegetables is high!.

Aleah Kaiser

| Jul 19, 2020

This light is for seed starting, and although it is great for flowers and herbs, it does not produce enough light for tomato plants. But I did not get a chance to try it with any of my other vegetables. In order to try and overwinter some of my flowers, I plan on hanging it in my greenhouse this winter. Heat isn't much of a concern because the lamp doesn't do much to warm the seeds underneath, just the top. According to what I have seen, this is a good product. As I mentioned, I've purchased a second light to be able to spend more time with the stars in 2015.

Henley Adkins

| Aug 20, 2020

This product was so easy to assemble and hang. I'm in love with how little it weighs and how easy it is to It makes it seem like I have a bit of sun in my dark house since my cactus and succulents do well underneath it. The light was hung on October 15, 2020, and all was going well until one bulb stopped working on January 19, 2021. In order to see if anyone can help me, I am going to contact the manufacturer, considering the fact that I turn it off every evening and it should have lasted much longer. A new update will be posted on January 21, 2021

Anne from Monios A response to my Facebook message came when I wrote to him less than 24 hours later, and we worked through possible failures together. I was sent a new wire, but she also shared that you can use a connector (usually used to connect more lights in series) on the end of the light farthest from the power cord to get both strips of LEDs to light up with only one side of the power You just need to plug in.

Rachel Brady

| Aug 03, 2020