What is Reddit's opinion of LED Small Grow Light, Aceple 6W Desk Plant Grow Light with Flexible Gooseneck Arms and Spring Clamp for Hydroponic Indoor Planting, Potted Plants, Garden Greenhouse?

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This is very similar to those purple lights you see, and there are dozens of outlet timers available on amazon as well for ~12$. If you decide to go with a CFL, just make sure it is a “daylight” bulb (close to normal sun spectrum) and as long as the wattage isn’t too high, you can fit it into any fixture you like; the more you can focus the light onto the plant, the better (so, cone-shaped/reflector shade rather than lamp shade). But placing the bulb a distance (say, 5 foot) away is a waste of light and money. Have fun and happy planting!

Back in January whenever I only had an Aloe Vera, I bought this little light from Amazon and it’s held up really well. I’ve got these moonstones and 6 others under it! I’m definitely going to have to upgrade for winter.

I ordered this one. https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01CE7CTGY/ref=pe_3034960_233709270_TE_item

I don't have the room for huge growing lights... or a green house. Come the summer, when I place the tree out should I use this in combination with natural light?

The big one is about the size of a quarter (~2.5cm) in diameter, and the smaller guys are about the size of a dime (~2cm).

If they're already etiolated, I was thinking I should get this desk grow light to keep them happy. I am assuming the ones on the right are growing slower since they're right next to each other, but not sure if they're too young to separate :) Feedback would be amazing!

Thanks for the reply. Do you think that a one or two little grow lights would help? Was thinking something like this. I grew these little guys from seeds from a store bought lemon about 2-2.5 years ago, and this is the first time they've looked to have been in distress.

I’m in a college dorm so I just use a gooseneck desk lamp from amazon. I wish I could have a more permanent setup but that doesn’t seem possible until I go home.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CE7CTGY?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

If you don't mind the lights being a really intense purple, and you're fine with not-too-pricey lights, I've had a Perle and a Pulidonis sitting underneath this light and this light for roughly a year. They're thriving: vibrant stress coloration and no etiolation.

I use this one and this one and haven't had any issues so far. The first one can get pretty hot to the touch, and they both give off VERY bright purple light, so be warned. Other than that, my three succulents are thriving underneath them, with zero actual sunlight.

I found some relatively cheap ones online, which (since I'm a broke college student) thankfully didn't break my bank- this one and this one. I mean, I'm not you, nor do I know what counts as expensive, but I figured I would share the ones I use in case they'd fit your situation =)

They're very, very bright purple, I should add. They don't bother me, but I'm in class or out of the room for most of the day anyways, so I can't really judge it very well. Hopefully, once I graduate and get my own place, I can set up a shelf with some of those long bar lights, so my room won't be as garishly purple.

Yeah, in my opinion you don't need one right now- the rosette is pretty compact, the colors are bright, and of course the tiny baby!

I got this one

Would a little grow light help? I was looking at something like this