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Reddit mentions of LOHAS LED 23W Light Bulb(150W-200W Equivalent), A21 LED Light Bulbs, 2550 Lumen Super Bright LED, Daylight White 5000K, E26 Medium Base, LED Bulbs High Lumen for Home Light, Not-Dimmable, 4 Pack
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We found 5 Reddit mentions of LOHAS LED 23W Light Bulb(150W-200W Equivalent), A21 LED Light Bulbs, 2550 Lumen Super Bright LED, Daylight White 5000K, E26 Medium Base, LED Bulbs High Lumen for Home Light, Not-Dimmable, 4 Pack. Here are the top ones.
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- 【Energy Efficiency】-This 23 Watt with A21 shape LED light bulb replaces 150-200 Watt equivalent incandescent light bulbs. Much more energy-efficient. Save over 85% on electricity bill of lighting for you.
- 【High Brightness】-With update version 2500 lumen lighting effect, this high watt LED super bright light bulb gives off a comfortable and ultra super brightness for you. Daylight white 5000K LED with 240°beam angle will illuminate every corner of your home.
- 【High Brightness】-With update version 2500 lumen lighting effect, this high watt LED super bright light bulb gives off a comfortable and ultra super brightness for you. Daylight white 5000K LED with 240°beam angle will illuminate every corner of your home.
- 【Easy to Install】-Standard E26 base with A21 shape LED, this LOHAS high lumen led garage light bulb directly fits in all E26 standard base fixtures. Easily replace your traditional light bulbs. Dimension: 132 x 70mm.
- 【Reliable & Safe】-No lead or mercury. No UV or Ir. CE, ROHS, FCC compliant. Best choice to build up a healthy environment for your family and create green fashion.
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| Color | Daylight |
| Height | 2.755905509 Inches |
| Length | 9.6850393602 Inches |
| Number of items | 4 |
| Size | 4 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 1.6 Pounds |
| Width | 9.6850393602 Inches |
My east facing widow wasn't cutting it for my ever expanding plant collection. Decided to introduce some artificial light to help them get through the winter. Probably isn't helping much since I don't really know what I'm doing but it feels like it is doing something. Went with these light bulbs over the pinkish LED grow lights for aesthetic reasons. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
High lumen LED light bulbs like these, or building your own key light with LED strips is the way to go.
They all run extremely cool. When using bulbs, you'll want something like a positional desk lamp so you can spotlight areas that might have shadows and blast them out of existence.
That's the super budget way to go.
That one would look better but it still has UV so it still is a safety risk.
I don’t know what brand of bulbs I use but I’ve used bulbs similar to these with great success
https://www.amazon.com/LOHAS-150W-200W-Incandescent-Equivalent-Not-Dimmable/dp/B07D8VP91V
Most normal led bulbs for human use will work for plants too.
The only difference is that the spectrum of grow lights is distorted in an attempt to be more efficient but the science behind that is not good.
To get technical. The main light absorbing molecule in plants is chlorophyll which absorbs red and blue light really well. These companies tune their grow lights to that to avoid wasting energy on light that the plan won’t consume as easily. But... there are other light absorbing molecules in plants as well and it looks like broad spectrum white light has benefits for overall plant health.
Edit: I don’t want to imply that those purple lights don’t work. I have/use a few different brands of them just not in a living space. I have also noticed improvements in plant health once I started supplementing them with white light.
Here is a thread from a different gardening sub with some good info
https://www.reddit.com/r/GardeningIndoors/comments/ag1hw3/when_im_asked_why_i_like_white_led_growlights/
I use these
multijoint desk clamp
clamp with aluminum reflector
LED 150watt equivalent 5000k daylight bulb
They’re game changers. Good luck
The only one I can get to without stepping on a ladder or undoing some covers has a GE logo and no other identification, but I haven't changed my home's CFLs for years so I really couldn't say. It's a short, helical 15Ws if that's worth anything, but the others are various wattages and sizes. I've only got one overhead fixture in the house with bulbs that come on dim and they look like floodlights, but are CFL on the inside.
That said, I had to get some obnoxiously bright LEDs for my grandmother just last week and I was very impressed at how blinding they could be.