LORDEM Plant Grow Light with Stand, Full Spectrum LED Growing Lamp, Tri-Head with 3H/6H/12H Timer, 6 Dimmable Levels, 3 Lighting Modes, 15"-63" Adjustable Tripod

I love the way my plants have really grown since I bought this light. My only issue is that it’s very light weight and can tip over easily. But otherwise it’s a wonderful plant light.

Is this a professional grow light for serious operations? Nope! Is this a perfect supplemental light for my dappled-sun, south-facing window? Sure is! No timer, which is fine by me. This light is surprisingly bright, much more so than many of the other cheap Amazon LED grow lights. You can feel the heat coming off this bad boy when in use. Since adding it to a few of my succulents that have been by test subjects for this light, they have all done very well. New growth picked up and sun stress colors are visible, which I attribute almost entirely to this light due to my privacy film blocking a good amount of light from the window they sit in front of. I’m also testing it out on a couple alocasia corms and they’re showing signs of growth MUCH faster than corms I grew in the windowsill, so I know it’s definitely doing something. I just purchased a second one to use for a couple more succulents and an orchid, and I’ll update this review if my opinion changes after trying it on some more varieties of plants. Oh, and the stand is really nice-looking and solid, but worth noting that it doesn’t go down very low. So if you’re using it for succulents, consider putting them on risers to get them closer to the light source.

I bought this to give my over-wintering plants (we live in New England and it gets cold!) a fighting chance to make it to spring and it has really perked them up. The light panels are bright, easy to aim, and the timing control is simple and easy to set up.My only knocks on the setup is that the stand is very lightweight. If the lights are all oriented to one side, it struggles to stay vertical. And the blinking blue LED that indicates what timing setting is selected can get super annoying in a room which you would like to stay dark (i.e. a bedroom).You'll see from my pictures that I solved this with a little black cloth bag that holds the switch mechanism. It's a workaround, but it does the job. And the plants you see in the photo are a bunch of hibiscus plants I started from seeds a couple of months ago. Fingers crossed, they will take root in the yard this spring!

As you can probably see from the photos, I have quite a few plants. That's why I refer to myself and others like me as "Plantiholic's" because plants to us is an addiction. With that said, I love summer the months because I can sit my plants outside but living in Pennsylvania winter is harsh ,dark and very cold, so inside comes all of my plants (the photos only show a few of my plants). The plants love the bright sunlight, so bringing them inside kills all the progress you made in keeping them beautiful outdoors. I discovered these lights a few years ago and this is the only thing that keeps my plants alive and thriving through winter! The light is so very bright and will illuminate a whole room, thankfully not all of my plants want direct light, so because you can aim ,turn or tilt the top of the light, you can tailor it for any position you need! Many of my plants are tropical and like the plant light as it mimics the sun to them. For me and my "tropical paradise" having these lights is a must for the survival of my plants! It's well worth the money because it works!

These work. My large ficus plant (about 6 feet tall) was losing leaves since early this year. This past spring no new growth appeared, which was very unusual. I finally figured out why. It was our new windows, which were reflective on the outside. They were not letting in the full spectrum of sunlight, and my plants knew it.After using these plant lights, new growth appeared within one week! Tiny new leaves showed up and continued to grow.I actually like the lightness of these units--easy to move around. And they telescope so you can adjust the height of the lamp easily.Very pleased with these.

I can only recommend this product if you have no other source of light for your plants. It is adjustable but not very high at its maximum adjustment, and due to the fact that it is so poorly made and so flimsy putting it to its maximum height just makes it a fire hazard. It does have two LED panels that are quite bright, but the problem is that the adjustable necks aren't capable of supporting the weight of panels. So instead of this thing being adjustable, it's only adjustable in the sense that you can move it around your apartment. The lights are too heavy, they just pull down on the necks. When it's assembled it does not look like it is in the advertisement. The panels are too heavy to be adjusted like the seller has pictured, they hang down like dead leaves. You can try and move them right and left but it doesn't matter, they're just going to hang down and start swinging out of place because this thing is so cheaply made. If you have to reposition the light it's impossible because the second you pick up the lamp, the wires just pull on it and it goes all over the place. It's crazy bad. It has these metal brackets that hold the LED panels in place and they're supposed to be adjustable, but again it's very cheaply made and the build quality affects the adjustability. There are wires attached to the back of the panels that power the device, and they are extremely thin and get tangled almost immediately. There's no way to fix those wires if they get caught up in the mess that this thing is and become damaged, but you probably won't use it long enough for that to actually happen . I don't even know where mine is now, I think I used it for about 3 days and then I just took it apart. It's awful , just awful.

Works great my plants are doing awesome with this light

Downgrade from 5 stars. I order this Feb 22 of last year, it dies March 3rd and it was barely on for more than 60 days.