Reddit reviews ECRU LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Full Spectrum - 150W Equivalent Grow Lights for Clones, Vegetation, and Flowering - Includes Natural Solar White LED Diode
We found 3 Reddit comments about ECRU LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Full Spectrum - 150W Equivalent Grow Lights for Clones, Vegetation, and Flowering - Includes Natural Solar White LED Diode. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
SUPERIOR CHIP TECHNOLOGY – Our LED plant grow light has energy efficient chips that are brighter than average. This results in our grow light led being 20% more lumen than standard indoor grow lights.ENERGY EFFICIENT – Our LED grow lights for indoor plants has advanced technology which produce lumen equal to a 150 watt incandescent. Our full spectrum LED grow light can also last longer than traditional plant lamp. Each of our led plant light covers 2ft x 2ft space.SUNLIKE FULL SPECTRUM LED GROW LIGHT – Our indoor plant light provide sunlight spectrum and UV light for plants at the same time. Our grow light for indoor plants includes warm and cool white light which is a perfect grow lights for clones, seeds starting, greenhouse and tent.IDEAL FOR CLONING, VEGETATION & FLOWERING – The LED full spectrum grow light is perfect to use for all stages of growth. Whether you're growing clones, vegetable, cactus, pepper, microgreen, orchid or herb, ECRU plant grow lights covers you all stage of growing needs and it’s a best add on for high yields.EASY TO INSTALL – Our grow light panel can be easily installed on ceilings and walls. It can also be a hanging grow light for accurate height adjustment. ECRU provides 30 days money back guarantee. To return please include original packing.
Plants.
You have power...and there is an overhang at the top of the nook.
You could ceiling mount a grow light...something like this maybe...run the power cable up the corner of the nook so its not really seen, and then you simply just fill up the space with all kinds of plants.
wattage is not really what you care about, it's PPFD aka micromols aka µmol m-2 s-1, which measures the amount of usable light that hits a surface at some distance. Based on my research, it seems like tillandsia will be happy with a number between 100 and 800. 400 would be a good target that should work well for most species.
If you only have a modest number of plants, something like this panel I randomly clicked on amazon would work, it says the PPFD is 300 at one foot away.
I think people really underestimate how bright even partial sunlight is, and overestimate how bright indoor lights are. Ordinary office lighting is around 1% of sunlight; tillandsia are fine at 50% sunlight.
Thats a bit pricey for me. I found this though, it has similar wattage and spectrum if I'm correct. Would it be sufficient?