SANSI P25 15W Grow Light Bulbs, LED Full Spectrum 200W Equiv. High PPFD Plant Light Bulbs, Energy Saving 4000K Daylight Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, Medium E26 Base, 2-Pack

I'm a little leery of the relatively high wattage grow bulbs. This one stays cool and keeps my medium-light loving zz plants and pothos very happy indeed. It's light enough that I don't worry about it tipping the architect lamp which serves as its mount. I am probably going to have to wattage up in the end for my Xmas cactus, orchids, and pepperomia, though. Can't speak yet to how long it might last, but another Sansi has served me well now for I think 3 years. Recommended by YouTube's Sheffield plant guy, who is obviously compensated for the rec but I think he genuinely likes the brand.

Bright and powerful lights suitable for our needs as indoor plant lights. I would recommend a timer but the switch is easy to reach anyway. The wonderful look adds to the aesthetic I'm aiming for and have laster a long time. There's a reasonable amount of heat from the lights, staggering the hang maximizes the effectiveness.

Repeat buyer - they have an E26 or whatever it's called - but fits in a normal lamp base. "normal" being an arbitrary description for typical light bulbs in the US. I put these in regular lamps and use a lamp timer and my plants are very happy. Rescued Philodendron next to happy dog (although lamp not lit - but you can see how it's growing towards the light). The plant in the photo was probably only 1/4 and not 1/2 way dead when I rescued it, but it's been thriving and growing towards the bulb - and my pup doesn't mind it either.

These are larger than they look I thought they were like the other ones but smaller lol they are really good lights other than the pic makes them look smaller 😂 like the other light same strength little heavy for the timing lamp I got it pulls it but other than that they are strong and bright just not as light as the other one I should got but didn't come in a two pack like these are same strength plant light just that's the size difference first pic are these lights second is the same one but smaller and way lighter all are same watt and this brand

Works as lights should the light shines

I use two architectural desk lamps as grow lights for indoor houseplants, setup on a timer. Looks great while providing light in a dark corner. After upgrading from $8 GE grow lights bulbs to these, the plants are definitely responding to the change. Tons of new growth on my peperomia hope. Should have switched sooner.

Bought a new plant towards the end of summer and for almost 4 months he's done nothing but drop leaves or turn good ones yellow. Figured maybe it was not enough light so moved him to more direct light next to patio and 6 leaves burnt. So last resort was put him back and try a grow light. Plant lady (can not remember her name) on IG recommended these and she was so right. He has put out new baby leaves after only one day with the light. I promise I had not seen anything in the way of growth this entire 4 months. So now almost 2 weeks later there's so many new leaves and he's thriving. This bulb is lightweight (the pendant light is only held in the ceiling by screws because i was too lazy to do drywall anchors.) It hasn't left any burns either. First 2 pics are same branch 1 week apart, second 2 pics are same branch 1 week apart as well.

I’ve been using these grow lights for sometime now. They provide an excellent source of light and my plants are super happy!