Osunby 150W Power Extension Cord Non-Polarized 6.6Ft with 24Hr Cycle Auto On/Off Timer Switch for LED Grow Lights, Multiple Timer for Indoor Gardening and Home Use

I’m a novice when it comes to growing things, so I was happy when I saw how easy this light was to assemble! I bought it for my dwarf Washington navel orange tree that I’ve had for a year and my Meyer lemon tree that I purchased ~two weeks ago. Even though my trees sit in the window facing west, there is a tree blocking a lot of sunlight. Since I live in Colorado, I can’t put them outside for most of the year, so I figured this grow light would help supplement some sun they are missing out on.Some quick tips:1. I would definitely buy a pulley system for this light so it is easy to adjust the height.2. I would also get an extension cord since the cord it comes with is pretty short.3. Another good idea would be to buy a plug that has a timer; I purchased one that connects to wifi and has an app so I can control the light when I’m not at home.I’ll update this in a couple of months regarding how my trees do!Update:After 12 days, I’ve noticed that my orange tree is growing quickly! In the fourth picture, you can see the difference compared to the other pictures.Update:After almost a month (24 days), the 5th picture shows more growth from my orange tree.

Used for the first time for seed starting and growing vegetable starters. Used 8 of these mounted on 6 ft tall, 4 ft wide x 16 inch adjustable shelving (4 shelves) with heat mats and wicking water system. Average distance from soil 12 inch. Seeds germinated well (due to heat mats, set to 85 degree Fahrenheit) Seedlings thrived quickly. But once plantlings started setting secondary leaves, plants grew gangly and leggy due to lack of light. Had to add 48inch (4x12inch = about 15W) daylight LEDs to EACH Grow light (along the edge). In particular for tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower and eggplant seedlings. - We will experiment more with reducing temperature next year.

This is a wonderful product! I bought 2 of this product and 2 of the same from another co. These had a much easier hanging system. I use them with this rack: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K17OV9M/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for seed starting. My seeds were up very quick. I also wrapped the whole shelving unit with these mylar thermal blankets to hold moisture and to reflect the light: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0764S4X2L/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 My seedlings are doing great.I do wonder though, since I'm using 4 (hoping to expand to 6) lights on the same unit if it's possible to interconnect the lights to one another, and only plug one plug into the timer. As it is, I have to plug a surge protector into the wall, a timer into the surge protector, and different surge protector into the time and plug the various lights into the surger protector that's on a timer. It would make more sense to have cords with 2 male ends to insert one light to another and only have to plug one into the timer. Very happy with this set up~

Arrived broken Middle area led's don't light up. poor packaging

Bought 4 of these grow lights for my indoor starter seeds. Very easy set up. Seeds are germinated and sprouting. happy with product so far. Only thing that would have made this a better product is if these came in the same length as a standard starter tray. I slide tray back and forth daily to try and make sure every area of tray gets adequate lighting. Will be looking to purchase more of these though.

I've been using this lamp for a few months now with no problems. I use it with a timer. I've been trying to winter over my succulents, which I have placed inside my basement in front of windows. I haven't had much success in past years with my succulents during the winter, because I don't get sufficient light because overhead decking blocks a lot of the sunlight from my windows. This grow light appears to make a difference. I've had some new growth, and the plants are surviving.

Do not waste your money. After about two months. Most of the LEDs are dead. Crap light, and would suggest getting something else.

Great product! I live in Minnesota so it is necessary for me to bring my potted plants indoors before the first frost in order to keep them alive. Our winters can be very gray here and having this light really helps to keep my plants happy :) I set it on a timer and it gives them the light necessary to continue growing. It's sort of a soft fuschia glow when the lights are off and not glaring or disturbing in any way. Love it <3