Miracle LEDAlmost Free Energy 100W Spectrum Grow Lite - Daylight White Full Spectrum LED Indoor Plant Growing Light Bulb for DIY Horticulture, Hydroponics, and Indoor Gardens (604301) 2Pack

Great. Easy to use. Seems to be helping my indoor plants.

So nice having a daylight bulb that produces so much growth. I’ve had the best success keeping plants as close to the light as is manageable, and I believe from novice experience after having these for about a year, the proximity to light makes a great difference. I feel inclined to mention that if you have more than say, 10 plants and like myself have very little access to bright sunlight indoors- these will allow you to keep plants which need full sun. BUT- you’re going to need to buy several of them. I’d say 4-8, in my opinion. The downfall is certainly the price, I myself currently only have these 4 at work and I’m waiting on the day I’ll have leisure money to buy more. I’d honestly love to replace every light bulb in my room with these.Also! For you reptile lovers!I HIGHLY recommend these for anyone with a lizard, whether their terrarium is bio-active or not. My northern blue tongue skink Darby Melon loves these lights. I could never figure out which light at pet shops and online, we tried so many that sucked before I thought to use one of these and I’m never going back. The others pail in comparison. That’s my review. Best wishes to all! xox

I placed this bulb in an old desk lamp. It shines on two of my favorite plants that sit in a north window. There is not enough light for them in any season. The two plants are putting out new leaves with lovely variegation even in December with 12 hours of exposure. I think the bulb has to be very close to the plants to be effective, though. This bulb is only about 10 inches from the plants. I have another bulb shining on some plants in another room that is about 24 inches above the plants. It doesn't seem to make any difference to those plants. I plan on researching other grow light options for these plants.

My pothos seems to like it. Its about 5 feet away from the bulb and is facing its leaves to it. Leaves are green still and seems to be happy. I don’t know how strong it would be for a bright sun loving plant. Pothos do not need strong light as it is. Which is the reason I tried this plant first. I think this would work best for low light plants so you can put them in darker areas of your house. Don’t forget to turn on the light for a few hours every day!

I replace the lightbulbs on my tables and use these. My plants thrive

These provide nice reading light but don't try using them with a dimmer, they will dim but will be short lived.

This light is keeping my Mammillaria matudae cactus content this dark season. In past years, despite being in a dormant phase, my cactus has produced just enough growth to sort of bottle neck itself akwardly (have a narrow spot between growing seasons). I got a 100 watt equivalent light and it is not doing that this winter. It is not leaning in any one direction. It appears to be content in its dormancy. I look forward to putting it back outside when the night temperatures are high enough and then using the light again next winter.

Super bright white lighting. I have them in a ceiling fixture. Not too sure on the growing aspect but its definitly easier on the eyes than the soft white lights in the apt.

Excelente luz

Recibo los focos en una caja genérica de cartón blanco con la una etiqueta pequeña con la imagen de la caja original(en baja resolución). Instale el foco en un terrario con plantas carnívoras y al poco tiempo empezaron a morir.