Does a grow light replace sunlight? (Also do I turn it off at night?) I just moved into college and there isn’t much room for my plants. My room has 1 window but it has a wall outside of it. Will this be good enough?
Does a grow light replace sunlight? (Also do I turn it off at night?) I just moved into college and there isn’t much room for my plants. My room has 1 window but it has a wall outside of it. Will this be good enough?
I live in a basement with only one window. Strong, full-spectrum grow lights have kept my plants, even the succulents happy. Just make sure your light is full-spectrum and they should be okay.
좋아요 1개should be! if it isn’t, it’ll be obvious pretty quickly in my experience. i also just moved into college; i feel the struggle haha
0개 좋아요lmao that’s why I wish you could friend ppl on this app so we could struggle together 😔
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Yes you need to turn them off at night for at least 6 hours. Succulents perform CAM photosynthesis which requires a period of darkness to function. You will stunt their growth if you keep the grow lights on 24/7.
4개 좋아요Completely agree with Chenpachi. It’ll also give you more time before needing to replace the bulb 😉
2개 좋아요That looks like a Sansi brand light 💡 and I like them the most. The 10 w has kept my succulents alive for over a year now 😁
좋아요 1개Yess!! That’s definitely reassuring
좋아요 1개Use a light meter or a light meter app to check the amount of light going to the plants furthest away from the light source if the outer plants are slow growing.
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