LED Grow Light Bulb, 11W BR30 Grow Light Bulbs 100W Equivalent, Full Spectrum Plant Light Bulb for Indoor Plant, 4000K E26 Base, 1 Pack

This BR30 grow light bulb replaces a standard 100 W bulb I have been using for my indoor plants. The packaging states this bulb is equivalent to a 100W bulb. The BR30 bulbs I received are not as bright.I have been using the BR30 bulb for two weeks and so far, the plants are thriving. The packaging includes two BR30 LED bulbs. These LED grow light bulbs are made of plastic.

I only have one south facing window in my office, which is good light but not enough for the number of plants I have. Putting these bulbs in my lamps provides the supplement my private jungle needs. Brightness is good, Color looks good, but I don't know enough to know what color temperature does.

I've been using full spectrum and single-spectrum grow lights for many years.I do not know why this product is marketed as full spectrum, when it clearly is not: It's 4000K. (Note that full spectrum lights can cost 4X as much as single-spectrum.) I deducted one star due to that discrepancy.That being said, 4000K could be good choice for an all-round grow light; it's borderline warm and cool. Generally 3500-4500K is considered good for fruiting and flowering, while 5000-7000K [cooler] is best for vegetative growth. But it's important to understand that different plants have different needs at various stages of development.Aside from use as grow light, this would actually work very well as a task light where a warmer light is desired. An added bonus in that application is that since the light is emitted from the front, there is no glare from the sides if used in a lamp without a shade.This two-pack is a very good deal: Recommended.

i was nervous at shipping big bulbs but these are plastic and traveled well. plant happiness TBD but i like the light they give. in my 2nd pic you can tell (less than in person) left above curtains is a little brighter and clearer/cooler/natural compared to my existing recessed lighting bulbs on the right. (and these are on different light switches so it isn't weird lol) ... i don't need full time UV, but i filled my large window when i moved in (and move even more nearby in winter) but found the window doesn't get direct sun. i love my plants but didn't want a whole supplemental lamp even if there was somewhere to put it or move my plants. this should be a perfect little supplement to take my plants from happy to thriving!

So far, so good on these lights. While I don't have an objective way to compute their actual output or spectrum, I can say that they (subjectively) seem to be as bright as their description would lead me to believe, and their color temperature, compared to similar temperature LEDs, seems to be accurate. Given that these are a good $3 less per unit than comparable GE bulbs, I'd have to say the real test is how they're going to hold up over time. The packaging advertises a 27 year lifespan with an average use of 3 hours per day. With my use of 12 hours per day, I'd be pretty pleased with 6 years. I doubt I'll remember to come back and edit this review in 6 years, but we'll see.This review will definitely be updated if these bulbs seem to die a premature death and if I can get my hands on a power meter to test whether their claimed power draw is accurate.

I have a lot of plants and keep lights on for them about 16 hours a day. Even for modern LEDs, that's a lot so I need to swap them out more often than normal people would, lol.These worked perfectly! You can see in the photo my unconventional hoya setup that happens to illustrate the UNILAMPRO plant light (above) compared to a bright white "regular" lightbulb. They are about the same brightness, to the human eye, but I can tell they are a different wavelength or wavelength spectrum than "regular" bulbs. The plants seem happy, and having plant lights around makes people happy too, in my experience anyway :)

Works great can't really tell a difference yet from the effect of the bulb but its bright enough to light a small bedroom yet also giving plant much needed light.

Instantly I could see my plants loving these lights. The days are getting shorter and my indoor plants are loving these bulbs. They are perking up not that I have given these lights as supplemental light to the natural day light that they get in my southern window. The lights did not heat up. and were very bright.