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Only complaint is the gooseneck is a bit short. Packaging is quite simple and nothing is wasted on superfluous material. Bought 1, ordered another but bumbling us postal service can't find.

Uv (ultraviolet) and ir (infrared) bulbs which many others i’ve bought sadly lack. I often just have a few cell packs where i'm starting some lettuce, some onions, whatever for succession planting over the summer. This 200w light will be a good additi...  Read More

At 18 inches ppfd 80, par 1800, 5250 lux. At 2 feet ppfd 40, 2500 lux. Ppfd of 160 is well within the good growth range for most houseplants. It's brighter than another lamp i got at the same time that is twice as close and still not putting out the s...  Read More

I have the 1,000 (130) watt light over my myer lemon/lime bush. It is a large enough wattage that really makes a difference for my plants. Several other lights like it can be daisy chained together.

It is also very flimsy. Me and my lithops are very disappointed.

Very nice, only drawback is no timer. The cord is long enough to cover a large area.

This suits my situation great. Bought to rehab my palmix. Works great so far.

It's a soft white light, unlike most grow lights which are purple or red. Every morning it lifts my mood during the mud season in wisconsin. And so is my betta, since those roots are doing such a great job of filtering our tank!

This product is junk. The wires are cheaply crimped inside the switch. It looks like the crimp completely cut the wire.