LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants

I've tried at least 10 different combinations of grow lights before, then I found these at last my 2 1/2 year old Mamma marajuana plant seems to be very happy. But for my girl shes ready to bloom I think I need more light to get it to go. We'll see. But so far the plant love it. Will update. New growth all over her. HAD IT NOW FOR TWO MONTHS UPDATE I bought another lamp of 1000 watts it makes this look like a 40 watt bulb next to a hundred watter. HMMMM THE ADD I BOUGHT THIS FROM now is stating its a 600 watt system so who knows what I bought? THE PLANTS are seeming to stretch twords the light NOT GOO D. Reducing my stars to a three? UPDATE APRIL 27, Well I really loved this light till a bought a different brand and wattage then it started looking dim... hmm mm . I put a plant in a grow tent 34 x 34 x 80 wanted it to start the bloom stage. We'll never happened not enough light to start the bloom process... not good. These plants seem happier with a max of around 1500 watts of equivalent power. So I ended up adding this light to a 1000 watt version. This is a great VEGGING light, and whatever strain I use with it, always has great VEGGING results.

I now have three of these in my grow room. My tomatoes , peppers and cucumbers really seem to love the light. I also use them for my micro greens and they do well. The plants grow really fast under this light so keep the light low towards the plants or you will have tomatoes with long springy steams.

Did not seem like my plants enjoyed this light. Didn’t seem too bright.

I'm using this indoors for my Tomatoes and pepper seedlings so by May I can plant a more robust plant.

Had a minor issue so contacted seller. They replied within 6 hours and fixed the problem immediately. Very impressed!! As far as the light goes it's built very quality. And I really like the full spectrum diodes. Looks just like sunlight.

Plants seem to like it more than the red blue leds, and the white lite makes tending plants more forgiving on the eyes.

Clearly get what you pay for... definitely not a 1000w I have a light meter and it has less than a 300watt Mars... I don't recommend it.

Not very bright. Other similar brands produce much more white light.