Grow Light for Indoor Plants, OUTAD 27W LED Grow Lamp with Auto ON/Off Timer, Triple Head Gooseneck Plant Lights, 4/8/12H Timer and 8 Dimmable Levels for House Garden Greenhouse Hydroponics Succulent

best thing my plants ever have

I only have eastern facing windows in my apartment which means that my succulents haven’t been getting enough light. I purchased 3 sets of these lights to provide additional lighting. The timer works great. All of the lights turn on/off as scheduled at the same time each day without fail. The only small issue that I have is that it can be difficult to position each of the arms of the lights to exactly how you want without them tipping over a bit.

I love my light as does my plants. No sun in the winter was hard on my plants but they are loving this. I have been able to set the timer and basically forget about it. Have to keep up with watering as they are growing nicely.

I had tried to order a similar product that had a 5 star rating, but it was on backorder or something and I wouldn't get it for another couple of weeks. My plants need their light now! Those prissy little missies. They're currently in my kitchen as they're demanding more attention - light to gently caress them and treat them as they deserve to be treated.So, I found this this light for a similar price point. Delivery was quick (Prime 2 days). Packaged well. Each piece was skillfully wrapped in plastic to prevent scraping or transmission of germs or disease. In nice box. Came with instruction booklet, for those who need it.Only problem is that the light "gooseneck" rods aren't very firm. You know, firmness DOES matter. So, I clipped the light onto the edge of my chair (the clip is about the same size of those clip on lights you get at big W box store for college dorms, etc) and proceeded to angle the lights where I wanted them. Or, I should say, I TRIED to angle the lights where I wanted them. The lights "drooped" down onto my anxiously anticipating plants. Thankfully, the gooseneck rods, though thin, are about 12-18" each, so I got them to stick straight up. Then, though, they would kind of droop back down limply over the plants at kind of weird angles. Totally unsatisfying and anti-climatic.I was surprised to find that the 3 lights over the plants like this, give more coverage than I though they would. I would say their combined "brilliance" gives at least a 4 foot circle of light. I'll probably get another light once I move my plants back to their proper place and they aren't all bunched up next to each other like this. However, I will likely not purchase this brand of light again based soley on the limpness of the rods. There are some things in life that are non-negotiable, right ladies?

I admit I was skeptical at first. We put our citrus plants in a garage over winter. In previous years, the light from the windows has not been enough and plants looked awful when moved out in the spring. This winter using these lights all the leaves are green, no leaf drop, and our lemons continued to develop. Even one pepper plant continued ripening until cold from opening and closing garage door got it.

Like the ability to angle bulbs and the length of the 'wands' to properly position the bulbs over the various 'levels' of the tiered plants.

They kept my plants alive through the winter. That's the reason I bought them, and would definitely buy again. Programmable settings stayed, I didn't have to mess with it unless I accidentally unplugged it. But every day, like clockwork, they turn on and off and I don't have to have to lift a finger except to keep my plants watered.

Really nice lamp for indoor plants. Succulents greened up in three days. Plants are greening up and plump. Your room will look purple if this is a concern, lamps do not get hot, they are flexible, bendable and will stay in place.