Can’t expand if you want more growing areaĪ good choice for those who want easy portability for seasonal use and storage.20-inch maximum lamp height accommodates seedlings and herbs.Accommodates four standard-size seed trays.Light deck adjustable to 20 inches above the tray.
Sturdy and easy to set up, the garden cart measures approximately 49 (L) by 23 (W) by 28.5 (H) inches. The cart has a generous single shelf that accommodates up to four standard-size plant trays without overcrowding. This should be enough for starting seeds as well as growing small pots of herbs. Here are our favorite grow lights for happy houseplants.The canopy fixture has a variable lamp-to-tray height of 20 inches, and is easily adjusted with the suspension chains on the overhead crossbar. Also, keep grow lights in a room that’s not used for sleeping, because most of them are dazzlingly bright! Look for full spectrum lights, and keep them on about 14 to 16 hours per day for plants that need bright light or 10 to 12 hours for low to medium-light plants. They're available with clips to attach to a shelf, as standalone lights, or as pendant lights, so they'll work in a variety of settings. While fluorescent lights used to be the standard for grow lights, you now can find LEDs, which throw off much less heat and consume far less energy than old-school types. (Typically, the best light is from east, west or south-facing windows, because north-facing windows don’t offer sufficient light-especially in the short, dark days of winter.) Even if you don't have enough natural light, you can provide supplementary light for your plants with the best grow lights. While some houseplants tolerate dark corners, such as the ZZ plant or snake plant, most plants-especially flowering houseplants-require tons of bright light. If you’re fortunate enough to have bright, sunny windows all over your house, you’ve probably got some happy indoor plants! But if you’re like the rest of us, you may have no good spaces in your home where your plants can thrive.
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