Miracle LED Commercial Hydroponic Ultra Grow Lite - Replaces Up To 150W - Daylight White Full Spectrum LED Indoor Plant Growing Light Bulb For DIY Horticulture & Indoor Gardening (605188) Review

I bought this to replace a bulb in my older Aerogarden that takes the compact fluorescent #100629 bulbs. I was happy to find a bulb that fits within the allotted space of my Aerogarden and that used less electricity. I've been using it for a week and so far, it seems to be just fine. VERY IMPORTANT; If you purchase this bulb for an Aerogarden, you will also need an adaptor to make it work. I am using these adaptors: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RF4GV5M and they work just fine.

So far so good. Heat does not come from bulb which is good, it doesn’t get hot. I would recommend. I have these set to a timer and leave on all day even if I’m out. Seems safe. Love em

Great light for the price. I used this during this last winter for my cactus/succulents oh, and my sago palm. They all stay very vibrant and happy during the long gloomy winter as if it was summer. Also, seemed to help me with some seasonal despression as does light up the room pretty nicely. Who knows, that could be the placebo effect as well. Lol

This ultra grow light has mixed reviews, with some people claiming it works absolutely, while others claim it is a normal LED that really does nothing special. For reasons of my own (three plant-murdering cats), I've never been able to keep houseplants in a window, as it inevitably ends in a terrible mess and tears. Over this past holiday, however, my son gave me two Christmas Cactus plants. The plants were absolutely gorgeous but doomed to live a short life in a high dark corner where…

I keep a couple of houseplants in a window, but it's low light with the front porch overhang. I think they need more, and I had a lamp, just not the right bulb. This sure arrived quickly, and I appreciate it.

I have no doubt that this grow light works well, however I ended up returning it because the light is so "blue" and makes the area appear like sterile and white. I knew this bulb wasn't a warm/yellow bulb, but I didn't think it would be so white.

LED lights are supposed to last for a while correct? Yeah, this light didn’t last a whole year, it went out. Supper dissatisfied with this product.

Fits into regular lamp socket. not too bright on my desk . just what I needed for my plant over the winter Thanks for attention.

Very bright to human eyes, and my succulents seem to enjoy the light as well. My friend from Colorado, who enjoys gardening of the herbal and medicinal variety, recommended this type of bulb to me when I relayed to him my frustrations with my succulents not getting enough sunlight in my office window. Or course, I ignored the other advice he gave me, which went something like "Just quit your job and come smoke some sweet herb with me on my chicken farm, man". Sometimes you just gotta parse out…

TL;DR, Don't starve your plant with this light, the bulb actually produces around 19 PPFD at 12 inches and a plant in the Chicago summer receives somewhere around 1800 PPFD at noon. PPFD is the correct measurement for indoor grow lights, not micromoles.The package says 1900 micromoles of light, which sounds a lot like the measurement real grow lights use, PPFD. PFFD is actually micromoles per meter squared per second so it's weird they didn't put a time measurement next to their rating…

Perfect for one large plant. I put this bulb in a desk lamp/table lamp that extends over the plant. It's been just right for these short days in the midwest winter. My plant is thriving. This spring I will set it back outside. But, in the meantime, it's doing well under this light.

I really like this Miracle LED Ultra Grow Lite bulb. I use them for my Hoyas. I've had the bulb for about a month now and I'm seeing my Hoyas getting bigger and also new growth from the Hoyas cuttings! I'm very happy with the purchase!

This bulb has worked perfectly for me. I bought two lamps that look old fashion and have an arm on them. I put this bulb in each lamp and put it above my plants. I have several plants of various size under this bulb. It has kept them alive through the winter and gave them a boost in the summer. My plants have flowered multiple times. It has even kept my Orchid alive! My Orchid has bloomed twice so far sitting under this lamp. This bulb lasted 16 months with about 12 hours of daily use, every…

Seemed to work great— until it didn’t. I didn’t expect it to stop working 90 days after I received it. This one started flashing brightly then just flickering. I have another purchased near the same time. It is not on as often and is still working fine. I now have to buy another grow light. I will buy something else. These are too expensive to have to replace this early.

Its been 38 days and my original bulb is still going strong (I purchased another in the last week) - will update if it dies within 90 days as I see in some of the reviews, but so far so good. I have both in a standard basic 'clamp lamp', and have a variety of plants under them for 10-12 hours a day. My wandering jew LITERALLY no exaggeration doubled in size under this bulb in two weeks (okay, it was only a baby to start but still impressive to go from 7 leaves to over 14 with new vines shooting

This bulb is great just in a can light. I use it to supplement the natural light in the winter months. My fern obviously loves it because it is growing around the light. It is nice for us humans also.

I replace a few bulbs in the house with these for the winter when I bring in tender yard plants, like bay laurel, Cardamom, and other potted herbs and spices and the plants thrive. I have kept a Gardenia plant going 10 years this way. The only thing you have to remember is to take them to the partly shaded area of the yard for a few weeks when you return them outside or they will suffer from sunburn. They recover if you make this mistake, but it is painful after tending them and watching them…