Phlizon Upgraded 600W LED Grow Light with SMD LEDs 2x2ft Full Spectrum Plants Light Double Switch Grow Led for Indoor Veg and Flower

Well, I wanted to keep my tropical plants alive but instead I ended up with a tropical paradise.I wanted to keep my plants alive during the winter months because I moved to a lower light apt. First this is this is BRIGHT! Like almost sunlight. I thought this would give if more of the purple reds like my cheap grow lights but this is almost like sunlight with a pink tinge.Month later update:So after setting these up I had to find a way to keep them eye level or lower because they are bright. I set them up in a attic Daisy chain but not in a way suggested but with a utility extension cord. One I put behind a fishtank and another in a corner for my larger plants. My succulents started responding very well and made my transition from apts without alot of leaf drop off. I just checked my tank and lately have noticed that there is algea growth but all my plants in there are exploding in growth now. I am very happy with my purchase this far. Another thing I like is they are not super purple like some grow lights I have. Its like a light pink when both switches are on.6mo,Was able to start herbs and use this to get the plants to root better and faster. When it was next to the fish tank, all my plants took off and quickly grew, it became hard to control the growth. If you have any plants about 12in below or less. They will burn! I fried some of my palm fronts that were closest to the light. Since it summer all my plants are outside and now got even more wider collection so we shall see how well next winter is

I absolutely love the light, it gave me a great grit

I live in a 1 bed apartment with very little lighting and north facing windows directly under the shade of a balcony (very much not ideal for succulents that require a lot of sunlight especially ones that get sun stressed coloring) We also have very few overhead lights and have to use lamps throughout our spaces. In short, it's very dark in my apartment a lot of the time.I currently have a mystery cactus and succulent from my boss that was looking a bit frumpy from sitting in an office for 4 months. I also have a blue burrito and 2 California sunsets. The blue burrito reabsorbed it's top leaves and shed them a couple months ago after I repotted it. My California sunsets were drooping a lot and lost all redness from their leaves, the upper parts etoliated real bad so I had to change something about their husbandry.THIS LIGHT IS AMAZING FOR SUCCULENTS! I bought this a week ago (I forgot the before pictures) but in that time my blue burrito started sending off tiny offshoots, the cactus and mystery succulent has perked up and even more exciting is the sun stressed red color that's starting to reappear on my California sunset! I leave the light on for roughly 12 to 14 hours from dusk to dawn since that's what suits my scheduke best. (still have yet to see how it effects my electric bill but eh)It is VERY bright! I would be cautious of that aspect.I will give an update in a couple months if I remember to! 10/10 I fully recommend this for your indoor collections!

I bought 2, 600 watt units for my various pepper plants on my covered apartment deck that only receives direct sunlight in the afternoon. I have been running the lights for almost 2 months now and have noticed the plants have considerably produced more leaves and flowers vs the peppers I grew last season.My deck is covered with another deck above but still can receive rain with an aggressive midwest thunderstorm. The lights have gotten some rain inside them and the lights and fans are all still working. I just flip light on its side and the water drains out the vent holes. the lights have also endured the its 100 degrees outside but feels like120 heat waves.I ran rope through the cable eyelets to help align them. I don't have an outlet on my deck but have a light. So I bought one of those lightbulb socket to electrical socket adapters and run the lights on a timer. Haven't tripped a breaker yet. And the daisy chain feature of powering the lights is convenientThis is probably trivial or tangential at best, but i had no aphids last year. but had a major infestation this year. lights might attract bugs but no proof and could just be my luck of the draw.After all of the above the lights have helped my plants produce fruit 2 months earlier than last season. And within reason they seem to be okay outdoors in the right conditions.

I live somewhere that has really cold winters, so I needed a solution that allowed me to bring several of my plants indoors for the winter so they could survive.Ive done this over the past few winters using a grow tent and 2 x Philizon 1200W LED lights.They have been little workhorses. They aren't too loud, and they don't run all that hot. The build quality also seems solid and I like the included temp/humidity gauge and hanging apparatus the lights come with. I think with my ventilation I stay between 78-80 degrees most of the time whey they are running. I had a warranty issue that I needed to reach out to Phlizon about. Their support was prompt and got me squared away with repair/replacement.Right now Im growing various Basil plants in the tent using these lights and the plants are growing great. I would recommend these lights to people in a similar situation.

Great product