Does anyone have any experiences with these types of lights?

[justinsloan]

I was told these types of lights would not be very good on one of these forums, that it would not be very good for the flowering phase, but I never received a response to my reply. So, I am posting a new forum. The lights change colors for the flowering phase, they are LED's they should be fine. These are extras and I cannot hang a light. If anyone has any experiences with these please let me know and if anyone has any ideas on how I could upgrade reasonably if this is a problem, such advice is always appreciated as well.

 

[crossfader]

I've used them in the past for the young seedling stage. But to get any kind of yield from those plants as they grow you're absolutely going to need stronger more powerful lights.

 

[justinsloan]

I've used them in the past for the young seedling stage. But to get any kind of yield from those plants as they grow you're absolutely going to need stronger more powerful lights.

Amazon.com: Gilouppe Plant Light for Indoor Plants, 120 LEDs 200W Dimmable Grow Light Stand, Red Blue Full Spectrum LED Grow Lamp with Tripod Stand Auto On/Off Timing 3/6/12 Hrs for Tall & Large Indoor Plants : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Amazon.com: Gilouppe Plant Light for Indoor Plants, 120 LEDs 200W Dimmable Grow Light Stand, Red Blue Full Spectrum LED Grow Lamp with Tripod Stand Auto On/Off Timing 3/6/12 Hrs for Tall & Large Indoor Plants : Patio, Lawn & Garden

www.amazon.com

Are these any better?

 

[crossfader]

Not really. If you can, read up on lights for cannabis either on this site or Google. A decent light makes a HUGE difference in your plants/grow operation once you decide on a light type such as T5 Fluorescent, LED, Metal Halide, High Pressure Sodium etc.

Check this out to see what I mean: https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-grow-lights

There are far more qualified growers here than me, I'm sure they have suggestions as well.
Good Luck!✌

 

[MIGrampaUSA]

Build a PVC frame and hang the light on that. You're going to want probably something in the 150w-250w range (depending on space) to bring those plants through flowering and have any kind of a decent yield.