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Reddit mentions of 150W LED Grow Light Bulb Full Spectrum, CANAGROW E26 COB LED Plant Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, Growing Lamps for Hydroponics Seedlings Vegetables Flowers
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We found 7 Reddit mentions of 150W LED Grow Light Bulb Full Spectrum, CANAGROW E26 COB LED Plant Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, Growing Lamps for Hydroponics Seedlings Vegetables Flowers. Here are the top ones.
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- 【FULL SPECTRUM】Do you still use the low power single chip led grow light bulb with only Blue and Red LED? NO, that's not good enough for your plants. This new COB LED grow light bulb is made of real Full Spectrum COB LED, provide your plants with all wavelengths they need to grow healthy from seeding to bloom.
- 【OSRAM LED Chip】The LED chips are made by OSRAM, high quality, and use newest technique AC COB LED, no need extra led driver, allow us set it in a small size LED bulb, cob led with glass cover, 120 degree lighting angle get a large lighting area.
- 【Good Dissipation】We designed with a heat-sink and a cooling fan in the led grow light bulb, ensure the led grow light bulb a good dissipation and a long lifespan. The aluminum heat-sink is 1.5cm thickness, 10cm diameter, very big. The cooling fan is double ball bearing, better quality than oil bearing, and very quiet less than 30dB.
- 【Low Power Consumption】The LED grow light bulb can replace traditional 150 watt HPS/MH while consuming only 50w, and PPFD>200μmol/(ms). Compared to traditional HID, HPS, and T5 grow lights, CANAGROW LED plant grow light stands out in terms of energy utilization, heat dissipation, and perfect temperature for photosynthesis.
- 【QUALITY ASSURANCE】Compatible with the standard E26 sockets and 120V AC so you don’t need to purchase a special lamp. 24-hour professional service center, 30 days full refund, 2 years warranty and 365 days technical support. If you have any questions and are not satisfied, please feel free to contact us.
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Specs:
| Color | Full Spectrum Cob Led Grow Light Bulb |
| Length | 150 Millimeters |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | PAR150 Pink Light |
| Weight | 0.33 Kilograms |
I bought it six months ago. Expensive, but none of the other bulbs were strong enough.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J6B3J4R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_qZTLiwxPfdKb3
Must love a pink glow.
Would this light work?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07J6B3J4R/ref=ox_sc_act_image_2?smid=A135IBEV9A45CL&psc=1
I think the 150 and 600 are both equivalent and not actual wattage
With CFLs, I imagine it'd be the standard 23/24W recommendation? What about LED bulbs? Can I just use the regular old "replace your incandescent with this" type that you buy at Walgreens? Or are we talking more about something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-CANAGROW-Hydroponics-Seedlings-Vegetables/dp/B07J6B3J4R
>Ok, so that one specifically says it’s for in-ground use. Since you are growing in containers, you should use a product that’s labeled as potting soil.
Well, shit. Maybe I can find a use for the two bags I still have...
>What specific plants are you growing that you are having trouble with?
My catnip in particular is the one that is being very fussy, for some reason. My basil and lemon balm sucks it up so far.
>The plants in your pictures look ok to me. You might want to pinch off the tops of your basil to encourage them to bush out a bit more, but other than that they seem to be doing ok. Do you have them under grow lights?
I do. This one. I am planning on adding this soon when I get a second clamp lamp.
Also, how far would you recommend pinching the tall basil plant?
If the bonsai are less than 3-4 inches and right underneath the line of the lamps they may be ok! Wider than that it won't cover well.
If you want a bulb type try one that is a COB (chip on board, brighter, newer LED tech) bulb - https://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-CANAGROW-Hydroponics-Seedlings-Vegetables/dp/B07J6B3J4R/ref=sr_1_18?keywords=COB+grow+light&qid=1561990303&s=gateway&sr=8-18
Also you can rig some sort of stand for the hangable ones but I find it super easy to hook them under wire shelves.
I just bought a viparspectra 600w. I've been looking into lights a little more and I think I might have found another light source I'd like to throw in my tent. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J6B3J4R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2QmkDbKC15V8F
Not too sure just yet but I was thinking of building my own with a few of those.