LED Grow Light, Full Spectrum Clip Plant Growing Lamp with Red Blue LEDs for Indoor Plants, 6-Level Dimmable, Auto On Off Timing 3 6 12Hrs

These lights are perfect for starting seeds and getting your cuttings started. They worked well for my tree cuttings. The clip makes it easy to place where the light is needed and the flexible arms (3), allows you to angle the lights for optimal efficacy. Great purchase. Securely packaged and arrived within the sellers advised timeframe. Thank you.

I like everything about them easy setup and all the functions work great! 👍😃

Great Light, easy to control. Kinda feel misinformed on what's being advertised. The light I received is 20 watts, not 30 as was advertised.

Update: after about a year of using theses lights, they still work flawlessly and make my plants so happy. Worth the purchase!These are great! Seattle winter is pretty grey, so I got this for my indoor plants and they seem much happier and healthier with it. I use the blue setting in the day, and the purple setting in the evenings. The timer function is awesome too.

This is perfect for me. I don't have much space, it clips to the surface. This house gets zero natural light, the curtains remain closed. I've used these plant lights for almost two weeks, my succulent plant is still alive. The succulent was a gift, so it's precious. I haven't used the timer, I will in future. Not only is this LED plant lights system great for my succulent, I feel happier in the extra light. It's a long dark winter in the Midwest.😎❤️🙃

Zero complaints. It was very easy to clip on and adjust lights over different seedlings I had started. I was moving around to different areas of the house and it was easy to disconnect and reconnect.

I’m not sure what to make of this product because I can’t tell if it’s balled my cacti and succulent or not. The wave length for the red light is good but the blue light seems insufficient or maybe the range is per rod and the cumulative range brings it into range. This is probably better suited for leafy house plants and not desert type plants. I haven’t figured out how to use the timer so I just turn the lights on around 6a before I go out to work and then turn it off at 6p. I keep my cacti in the window regardless so they do get some natural sunlight for about 4 hours but the rest has to be supplemented with these lights.

So far my wife loves it. She put it aside for the summer, as she moves her plants and vegetable plants outside. But as soon as it gets cooler, these lights will be back to simulate sunny hours.