LED Grow Lamps - Indoor Grow Lighting
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Why Buy LED Grow Lights?

LED Grow Lights will provide a thriving environment for your plants! Our High quality LED Grow Lights are made with energy efficient features to save you money on your energy bill! LED Grow lamps are becoming increasingly popular due to their versatility and durability. Buying a LED Grow Light will provide long lasting and consistent source of light for your plants to grow and thrive.

What Does LED Grow Light Mean?

Our LED Grow Lights are like regular grow lights meaning they both are designed to help your plants grow. However, an LED grow light is the smarter choice. LED means that there is no mercury, no lead, and no filament. Not having these parts means a greener and longer-lasting option for your plants.

How to buy the right Grow Light for my needs?

When considering a Grow Light, it is important to understand that quantity, quality, and the duration of light regulate the plants growth. A grow light is not like a regular bulb its purpose is to provide a light source that plant life can successfully grow under whereas a regular light is just being used to light a room.

In order to understand and compare grow lights you need to know about its metrics; photosynthetic photon flux (PPF) and photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD). PPF and PPFD measure the quantity of photons. Photons are a single particle of light that are found in a variety of wavelengths. The difference between the two are that PPFD measures the photons or light falling on a plant, while PPF is a measure of the total number of photons or total light that is released from a light source.