What type of light will these thrive under?
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Varied, as most of mine, except the cacti, did not survive under full spectrum lights. Some did NOT have tags and instructions for care.
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The more light, the better. I have had to keep mine inside all winter and none of the windows get a ton of light so the succulents have stretched out looking for light. The cactuses seem to do ok with less light but grow bigger and look healthier with more. We kept them on the porch all summer where they got tons of light but were sheltered from rain and just watered biweekly. They seemed happy with that.
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Hi, I'd treat them like any other cactus. Indoors, bright direct light. Outdoors, since they're still pretty little, maybe not all day direct light until they're a bit bigger. Good luck.
1628545
As new plants you may want to acclimate them to the sun gradually. Eventually they should do wheel in full sun.
2011231
depends on light and ventilation system - light should reach all the vegetative canopy
619815
Cold white, and fairly dim. If you're replacing halogens like I did, you'll need more to get the same amount of light.
838601
I really depends on the plants. Amazon swords probably not but for Java Ferns or Anubias varieties probably. Not all plant have the same lighting needs.
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I honestly think you will be okay, they are not as bright as I thought they would be. I have the 24" on a 20gal long with plants and am going to upgrade to something brighter. Hope this helps you.
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These are full spectrum. The intended use is in a photo studio, I'm not sure if they could be used as grow lights, but I would think its a realistic application. These simulate sunlight. 'Natural' would be a subjective term. Since they're fluorescent they cast a slightly bluish green.
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These are low lights...below the knee....maybe 12-14" when planted in ground to top of light housing.
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They give off a lot of light but I think two would not be enough. All depends on how much light you are looking for. I think four of these would be much better
460919
Plenty, plenty of light. You will be very pleased. I build custom theaters for a living.
1469173
Yes, I currently have amazon swords, anubis, tiger lotus, and crypts growing very well under this lighting, Thank you for your question
1201746
These may not be the lights for you. They put out very little light. I suppose it a cold white light. Fyi! One of the leds burnt out and the assembly is not sealed so ants have put dirt inside both.
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Should be okay. Doesn't get too hot. A bulb in the 6700k color range will be better for plants. However, it depends on what plants you are growing
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Probably not, you will most likely need the LED indicated for plants, it has a different light spectrum
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I have a Happy Light and a full spectrum floor lamp. I turn the floor lamp on every day over my houseplants to give them light as the days are so dark, but I don't use the Happy Light for that. I also would suggest going to the website for Verilux and asking them. I can't tell whether or not my plants are flourishing but they are still alive at this point and look as good as they did in the fall when I brought them in, so you might give it a try.
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They would survive indoors if they had plenty of light. Succulents like the sun because they are a cactus so plenty of sunshine in or next to a window would be fine. Remember they don't need a lot of water.
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I don't think it would be to bright but at full power its a very cold or 'white ' light. We have enjoyed these light but they need to be in direct sunlight.
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All most anything ! Get some t5 bulbs in red and blue 2700k 6400k more color better plants