Plant Lamp - Black Finish

Plant lights deliver adequate photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) with efficient optics and cooling—far more effective than generic bulbs.

Full-spectrum white (3000–4000K) is pleasant indoors and grows most ornamentals well; targeted spectra can boost specific phases but look purple.

Aim for PPFD appropriate to the plant (e.g., 100–300 μmol/m²/s for herbs/leafy greens) and a daily light integral (DLI) matched to species.

Typical photoperiods: 12–16 hours for herbs and seedlings; 10–12 hours for many flowering houseplants. Adjust by species and season.

Start with 12–24 inches for moderate-power fixtures and adjust to meet PPFD targets without leaf scorch. Use a PAR meter if possible.

Yes—dimmable drivers help match intensity to growth stage and reduce energy use. Quality LEDs run cool and efficient.

Seedlings need broad, even coverage at moderate PPFD; fruiting plants require higher PPFD and often multiple fixtures for uniformity.

LED plant lights produce less radiant heat than HID; maintain ventilation and monitor soil moisture since growth can increase water demand.

High-CRI white grow lights blend well in living spaces. Choose 90+ CRI and neutral CCT to avoid harsh magenta cast.

Look for UL/ETL safety listings, proper driver ratings, and thermal protections. Follow mounting clearances and use timers safely.