How Birds Survive Winter – And How We Can Help
Falling temperatures, less food, severe storms and hungry predators all make winter a harsh season for birds, but our feathered friends have many tricks to...
Grow Light LED with balanced light spectrum for seeds and greens is designed to fit your plant's growth stage. Grow Light uses a balanced spectrum with a red: blue ratio inspired by best practices of professional growers. The balanced spectrum allows not only chlorophyll but also other plant pigments to optimize their light harvesting. Compared to typical purple grow lights, the light features high PPF or photosynthetic photon flux to provide more light for photosynthesis and growth. The white light appears more natural to the human eye, so you can appreciate your plant's beauty and spot pests or discolorations to help keep your plants healthy. Use the balanced light spectrum with high light plants like tomatoes and peppers and low light plants like leafy greens and herbs throughout their growing cycle.
Grow your plants throughout the year: these LED grow lights for indoor plants provide the perfect high-quality, natural light that will allow your indoor garden to bloom and flourish year round
Rated to last 3.8 years based on 18 hours per day use
The perfect plant grow light for your home: Show off your indoor garden without harsh or unsightly lighting. This indoor plant light features a pleasing, natural light temperature that integrates well with any decorative aesthetic
Grow Light bulbs for indoor plants with a balanced light spectrum for seeds and greens: The BR30 Grow Light Bulb appears white to the eye but has a red: blue light spectrum that is perfect for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, leafy greens, and herbs
25,000 Hours rated life
Non-dimmable
BR30 (3-3 with 4-inch diameter) shape and size
Medium base (E26)
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Falling temperatures, less food, severe storms and hungry predators all make winter a harsh season for birds, but our feathered friends have many tricks to...