Juhefa LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants, Panel Plant Light Full Spectrum with IR & UV Bulbs for Seedlings,Micro Greens,Clones,Succulents (Size:9.9x9.9inches)

The media could not be loaded. Another new multi spectrum LED grow light :) I had to review it.At $20 USD the pricing puts it directly into a comparison with the Roleadro 45w panel which is currently priced (higher) at $23.66 on AmazonTLDR: Does it beat the Roleadro panel? No. But it is slightly cheaper, and doesn’t have a ballast on the cord (this may be a benefit to some people).It comes with a 5 foot power cord, no ballast, and no power switch, (just plug it in and go). It also comes with hanging wires and clips.Each led panel contains 12 IR leds (placed in formation down the center of the panel)Using an Apogee Full spectrum smart Quantum sensor, the SQ-520, the light performs decently for a 45w panel.It pulls:265 micro moles at 4 inches175 micro moles at 8 inches105 micro moles at 12 inches50 micro moles at 18 inches30 micro moles at 24 inches and a paltry 17 micro moles at 3 feet. Meaning at 3 feet it wouldn’t even be decent for supplemental lighting.This panel is ideal for seeding and micro greens. Sure it has the IR leds which does lead to higher oil production, however you’re not going to bloom any fruits or vegetables and definitely not marijuana. It could be added as supplemental side panels during bloom but better options exist, albeit at a cost.As for power draw this light panel is highly efficient and pulls an actual 17watts at the plug . In my parts of the world this would cost me roughly $1.40 in electricity. Not a bad investment if I’m growing some micro greens under it.

I've had this Full-spectrum Grow Light Panel for about a week now and it's done wonders for my seed germination, including halving my normal tomato germination time. I originally planted on February 26th. While I considered myself to be a fairly experienced gardener, I always like to plant a bit early in case something goes wrong. This was my first year using tomato seeds I had fermented and saved myself and I wasn't sure if I had done it correctly or if they would come up. Out of 72 hexes, 5-10 came up right away and then that was that. I realized that I had made the fatal error of planting my seeds too deeply.I bought this light, added a heat mat, and replanted, this time showing my seeds on the surface with no soil covering and literally within days they were already sprouting. I've never had tomato seeds come up so fast. The seedlings that had come up before I replanted more seeds and added this light have now thickened up and grown their first set of true leaves.I live in NE Ohio and we have a short growing season. While that isn't usually an issue with tomatoes, I've had issues with blight that cut my growing time short. Anything that gives me a head start in May is worth the investment.

Nice small panel, about 25 cm / 9" square. It has many IR LEDs more than the usual. It is lightweight.It does not have a powerbrick on the wire, and that is good.It draws actually 17/18 W from the wall measured with my Watt meter.I also have 45 W Kingbo and Growstar panels that are larger, thinner and hotter, but they draw 40 Watts and are definitely brighter but cost about 50 percent more and larger in size. I have some tomato seedlings that were getting burned by the Growstar and the Juhefa seems more appropriate for young plants.This one is easier to position in small spaces or shelves and produces less heat.It seems decently made and the price is good. Probably great for African violets, to supplement herbs on a windowsill, start plants or small tropicals.I wanted to give 5 stars, but I removed one because the seller does not state the actual power in the description. Probably this should be sold as a 30 W equivalent of kingbo and growstar are sold as 45 (while round newer panels from the same brands are sold as 50 W but draw 30 W and are less powerful than the 45 W). Confusing. Anyway this is a decent panel for starting seedlings or low light plants.

I keep around 20 plants in a room with two large east-facing windows that don't get a lot of direct sunlight during the winter. I bought this light mostly so I could help my plants out during the winter and to complement the indirect sunlight that comes through the windows. It has done the job nicely on that end!I do admit I am not sure they are the most effective nor efficient for their price tag, but my succulents are getting nice purple and red shades on them after losing them during the late fall months. which means this light must definitely be working for them. No scorching on any and the range of light is very decent.

bought this light as a quick fix, could not be more happy! I was starting some seedlings when my grow light got knocked down and broke, I used some fluorescent house lights while waiting for these to combat any issues of leaving my seedlings in the dark but inevitably they still stretched to reach more light, the next day when this light came I immediately started to notice my seedlings filling out rather then stretching. Recommended for small scale or starting light, aprox 50sqft illuminated area hung at 4 feet in height. I will update my review with any issues or malfunctions throughout use on a constant 18/6 light schedule

I've tried these lights in several different ways.My plants stretched more than I've ever seen before. Just tons of stalk with no vegetation. I mean, 12 inches or more of nothing but empty stalk. Same plants (clones) in the other side of the room flourished under different light.HOWEVER... these lights did something GREAT to my rooting cuttings. I've never had better roots than with these lights. Stunning root mass!!! I ran a side by side test with different lights and these produced a root mass like I've never seen before. Once they're rooted I move them to veg lighting to avoid the stretching. I highly recommend these lights for rooting clones. Just be aware...