Grow Lights for Indoor Plants,Lxyoug Full Spectrum with 60" Extendable Tripod Stand,420 LEDs 200W Auto On/Off Timing Function Four-Heads Floor Plant Grow Light for Various Plants

The media could not be loaded.  Update:It's been just under 6 months since I bought the first one of these (I've bought two, see original review as to why). The power supply failed so if you look at all the one star reviews, this seems to be what people are talking about. The attached video shows what the lights do when the power supply fails. I did switch the power supply with another one to confirm it is indeed an issue with the power supply.The number of reviews where people have had this problem within 4-6 months suggests these are not just cheap power supplies--they are junk. If you buy this light, plan on a good chance you will have to replace the power supply.On the lights themselves, I will say they perform quite well when they have a working power supply. Part of the reason I had bought more was to keep up with growth (compare pictures from ~5 months ago with updated one where half the lights are off).Original review:Our 3 year-old Meyer lemon tree really struggled this fall when we brought it indoors for the season. Like last year, it dropped a whole bunch of leaves and made clear that the lights I used previously were not going to cut it. I was skeptical of this light, but I wanted something that is bright enough and yet not so ugly that we mind having it on for 8-12 hours per day.Combining this light with a fresh dose of Citrus Tone fertilizer, the tree stopped dropping leaves in a couple weeks. I took some pictures of how happy the tree was looking, complete with some tiny new growth. Now, only 8 days since those pictures I took some more to show how much new growth there is in just over one more week.In the attached pictures the left side is eight days ago, and the right side is today. For a tree that really struggled being indoors last winter, I am very excited that it is going to do well and bear a lot of fruit for next year.My only minor complaint is that I wish I could use it with my own timer instead of the one included. Still, it's a solid 5 stars for this lemon tree.

Disclaimer: I received these lights at a discount via a Snag Shout promotion. I was not required to write a review, and receiving these cheaper is simply a nice bonus; I'd be happy even if I had paid much more for them.I got these lights about six weeks ago so I could isolate some of my cat's favorites in my north-facing office. He had been very hard on them, and these lights have been an essential part of their recovery. But, even in plants that hadn't been damaged by the cat, these lights have made a huge difference. My aglaonema and ficus have shown new growth for the first time in MONTHS. My donkey tail is startingly healthier than the plant was when I started using these lights, my haworthia is blooming in December, and everybody is shooting out babies. I notice new growth somewhere almost every time I look, and it makes the whole process of growing plants even more enjoyable.I use the lights on maximum intensity for 12 hrs/day because most of the plants here love lots and lots of sun. The exact placement of everything has changed over time (thanks, kids and pets!), but the results from this light have been far above my expectations. I would love to have an easier way to convert to sit on a table or shelf rather than using the stand, and I did have to return once because the lights wouldn't turn on (it was completed without a hitch). But those are honestly my only complaints, and I would buy this light again in a heartbeat if I needed one.(Although it is not a perfect indicator, I like to check the light intensity of my growlights. I use the Lux app. Readings were all in the 5,000-12,000 range on the first shelves. Hopefully this info helps someone.)

The media could not be loaded.  It worked great for the first 9 months. This morning it decided to just die. 😒😒

I bought this lamp a little over 3 months ago to give a few potted lemon trees some much-needed light while indoors during a Pennsylvania winter. The initial setup isn't difficult, although I had a little trouble understanding the timer function, as it's not immediately clear when you have it set -- you have to wait for 12 hours (or 3 or 6, whatever you chose) to see if the light will go off as expected. And, FYI, the timer is not clock-based, it's literally 12 hours from exactly when you set it. So if you turn it on at 7:12 AM, it'll go off at 7:12 PM, then come on again the next morning at 7:12.After 3 months of working well, the lamp suddenly started flickering rapidly and not responding to unplugging/replugging or any pushing of buttons. I reached out to the company, and they sent me a replacement power supply cord -- problem solved. It's working great again, and the lemon trees seem relieved. (Or maybe that's just me.) Good investment for gloomy winters!

Been using this light for two almost 3 seasons now no issues with it. You can change the direction of the lamps around to fit your pot sizes.