A Grow Light for Every Budget

There is no mystery to grow lights. You might even be able to use something you have at home. In any case, I'm going to break down three different types and prices of grow lights and let you know the pros and cons of each.

Remember the numbers... LUMENS: 1500-2000 Kelvin: 4500-6500

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[briandean]

I was hesitant about choosing one and you cleared it up. I just confidently ordered my first grow light, so thank you for this!

[annac]

After looking at a lot of videos about grow lights, this is the clearest explanation about grow lights I have watched! No chatting about their life and very educational. Thank you!

[trident]

Okay, that was excellent. Short and sweet, and concise. Now even I can do it.

[chaoskitten]

Thank you! I learned I have the things I need already as a new gardener without buying anything because I only have a few seedlings and I know what to look for next year if I keep going and need to invest in better lights 🌱

[davidl.williams]

Yup, good advice. I started my mators a couple months ago in my house under heat lite and pad. Hardened them in my tiny green house, then put them in 1 Gal. pots. After a week, I added the Neptune liquid fertilizer. WOW! Step back! They shot up so fast, they are more than ready to put outside already. Never saw such growth before. I am not a fan of the old mators. I like the sweetness and tart of both Celebrity and Better Boy. The celebrity is a bush variety, and does its thing in a big way for a couple months, then I'll have a new crop of Celebrities ready to go for the next go-around, and will repeat that at least once more before starting for next year. Those two varieties have proven to be the best for surviving my local pests and diseases here in Orange County, CA. Thanx again, Brian.

[shauneilscott]

I got the cheapest version and it works. I finally believed only because of your video and one other video. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it.

[bangbanggg]

Great info👍..bought a 15w led 1500 lumen 5000 Kelvin light bulb. Working great. Placed it inside a cooler where my hot peppers are growing. Lights up the inside of the cooler nicely😎

[zmangrows]

I have all 3 of these lights and use them at different stages of growth Shop lights are good for starting seed CFL's are good for cuttings and the Mars Hydro light is good for flowering plants

[micahsmom]

Thanks for the information put in such an easy format, while watching this I found out that I already have lights in my garage that I will be able to purpose for this purpose. I would love to have the ones really nice lights, but I can make the led shop lights work with your simple instructions and it will give me time to find out how far I want to take this venture.

[alysonbaker]

I’m lit up now. Thank you. Lots of great information I need as I’m planning my seed starts.

[hannahtrillium]

Yay! A short, and to the point video for grow lights.Thanks!

[speakforth]

Thanks for the concise explanation. Appreciated the visual examples, and putting the stats on screen.

[tiffanyhooley]

Thanks for sharing! You’ve been such a wealth of information for so many!! I’m really loving the Facebook group too!

[fionaharvey]

Brilliant Brian ! That helped a lot I’m going to look in to this now as light is limited here at present! Although today was fantastically sunny and warm! ☘️☘️☘️☘️🌞

[jdantes]

Dude you just answered ally questions in the first half of this video. You're awesome. Thanks so much!

[gabrielmezaali]

Bro been watching all these darn videos about lights and you made it so clear and simple! Thank you!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[PaullaWells]

Love how this video addresses quite a number of folks currently trying hard to understand grow light!
Nice haircut too by the way.

[shirleyk]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have 2 Ferry Morse grow lights. One light is good for a tray of 12 - 6 cell starter containers.

[erikasweet]

Thanks so much for clearing up my confusion about grow lights!

[jackiekitchennowordsneeded]

Thanks for the Tuesday tip. You are never to old learn. Thank you!