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The power supply I'm using is three SANSI 40 Watt grow lights An overhead light fixture in a south-facing environment The windowsill is to the left. In addition to lighting my succulents and cacti, they also serve as supplementary lighting. I have noticed the growth and colors of my succulents have improved since switching to the lights. I was unable to achieve the same level of growth and colors with A bulb such as this is definitely a must for any enthusiast who wants to see the best results. On a 7 foot Ficus lyrata plant in a west-facing window, I also have four 40W grow lights. As well, I have three 40W grow lights that I use to grow a smaller variety of strelitzia Nicoli and an abundant monstera delicas in a window facing west. I would allow the plants to grow without the lights, but I prefer to give them as much light as possible, and these SANSI grow lights deliver just that I achieve that with the help of lights. I have been updating The cost is about Spring-hung, they are suspended in the air It allows me to independently raise or lower each light from an Umbra curtain rod hanger loaded in a neat way. As I am facing the Euphorbia Trigona, I have had a lot of to raise my light. All winter long, that thing has been growing rapidly. As soon as I post a new update with my succulents, I will post a photo. This ZZ plant has been growing under a 40W grow light for a few months now and is beginning to impress me. Are your plants slow to grow? It doesn't seem to be the case. - Sterliza Nicolai - growing well, continuously putting out leaves, each generation becomes bigger and bigger every time. Monstera Deliciosa - its young leaves have a large number of fenestrations and deep slits. For the sake of respecting the company, I am not going to state the light I am using on Amazon. • Ficus Lyrata - I am not using Sansi Grow Lights any more, as I don't want to mislead them. To make that tree fit, I needed something a bit larger. Up to date The potting up and rearranging started early, so the spring growth can get a head start. This C-shaped thing caught my attention For mounting these lights in a clean and versatile manner, the stand is very useful.

Annabella Baxter

| Feb 23, 2021

I am an experienced grower of various plants, and I have grown under Metal Halide (MH) and High-intensity Growing with high-pressure sodium (HPS) lights has been around for many In spite of the fact that they are effective and bright, they also generate excessive amounts of heat and are much more costly I wanted to try a more affordable (but equally effective) alternative to MH/HPS this year while attempting to get a head start on my pepper planting (Chocolate Ghost and Jamaican Hot Chocolate). In addition, I did not want to invest in any bulbs that had a pink/purple light that broadcast throughout my growing area (and my I'll tell you. This is how my Chocolate Ghost Peppers sprouted after I came across them, and I used them to sprout my own seeds. The results could not have been better. There has been no evidence of light/heat stress on the plants, they have very tight nodal spacing, and they are VERY healthy. A timer controls 16 hours of light daily currently, so now they receive 16 hours of light. (The natural light will supply their light needs once I move them outdoors after any frost risk has passed). The lights have performed very well, as you may imagine. The price of the 30watt lamps has become very expensive, and I am planning to purchase two 40watt lamps + one more 30watt lamp in the future Growing light from Sansi that has a broad spectrum. We can only hope their 40 watt grow lights perform as well as their 30 watt ones. As such, if you are in need of a growing light for your plants, I HIGHLY recommend checking these out first. It won't disappoint. A NEW UPDATE After buying those two lights, I decided to buy a few more. I have a (mini) food forest in my basement not even a few months later! You will probably find these to be the most economically effective grow lights available today. Thanks a lot. I hope this helped.

Jolie Hendrix

| Oct 28, 2020

Excellent light, got one in May '18 and as far as I'm concerned A new one was delivered today (feb '19) and I was a little disappointed since they have made some changes to the product. The light that came out today is noticeably warmer than the old light that came out yesterday. There is a noticeable difference when both are on at the same time. In May, I received a light with a different color temperature. Personally, I prefer that light's warmer color temperature. The two lights I have photographed to illustrate the difference in the leds have been put on separate lines. As for me, I don't have light testing equipment, but it does concern me that they clearly have different spectrums. I can't really tell whether this style will work better or worse than the old one just In my impression, it is just as bright and appealing as its predecessor, but with a slightly warmer lit that is less natural. In any case, I'm considering swapping the original for another one just so I can have a consistent color (a little nitpicking, but it's a common area we live in) Money I shouldn't be spending on something I was told was the same.

Yareli House

| May 07, 2021

You can save about half of the energy with a red/blue LED bulb if you plan to only use it at night (but it The bulb has a very nice white color. If you want to run your light in a living space while you are awake, then this is the right bulb for you. While it is quite heavy, it is also rather large. A spectrum spectrometer, the Uprtek MK350N+, was used to see what the bulb emits in wavelengths, allowing me to check how it is impacting the environment. In the center of the room is a nice, perfect-looking picture frame At 450 nm, the spike is targeted, and at 600 nm the spike is targeted In addition to the 700 nm, this range has solid performance. Here's a photo (See attached. approximately 50% of the energy (i. e. The reason they look green is because of this). Essentially, this provides your plants with about the same amount of light as an 8 watt bulb. An LED bulb with a red and blue light. However, if aesthetics are important to you, then don't bother with that part- The bulb is a great option because it's an LED bulb and it's still quite efficient.

Lila Beard

| Feb 07, 2021