Best LED Screw In Grow Light on Amazon (2021 Edition) | Screw In Grow Light Bulbs Compared
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Looking for the best grow light for plants? In this video we test some of the most popular grow light bulbs on Amazon, and evaluate them in terms of their efficacy, output, light distribution and color temperature. We have used a number of information sources to bring you this guide to evaluating and comparing different screw-in grow light options.
00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - Giveaway Entry Details
02:05 - Comparison Techniques
02:48 - Sources of Info
03:40 - E26 Benefits
05:00 - PPF/$
05:32 - PPF/W
06:08 - PPF/W vs PPF/$
06:47 - Life Expectancy
08:44 - Color
10:31 - Light Distribution
12:06 - Listing Accuracy
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Products mentioned in this video include:
Vita 20W - www.geturbanleaf.com/products...
High Hydro 20W - amzn.to/3e24LVG
Haus Bright 20W - amzn.to/2OUuk2y
Sansi 10W - www.geturbanleaf.com/products...
Sansi 24W - www.geturbanleaf.com/products...
GE 32W - amzn.to/3wZsE9b
GE 9 W - amzn.to/3ahpmnT
Canagrow 32W - amzn.to/3x5kLzg 
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Sansi 10W. About two years ago I've been researching the optimal light for growing succulents and mesembs from seed, the videos on this channel were the most informative and I've picked sansi. It's affordable both in price and usage and the plants love it.
Extremely grateful for this video! Thanks mate!
I’m not really a person who leaves comments but I felt compelled - this is unbelievably helpful. Thank you so much!!
Fantastic! We're glad you found this helpful.
The Sansi 10W seems like the best option overall based on performance and cost, my second choice would be the GE. Thank you for taking the time to do this. I read the information on your webpage a few times and have referenced back to this a couple times.
For my second entry, I didn't change my mind. I've already got the GE 32W, so I'm happy I picked well!
great video - i really appreciate people who make really in depth reviews about things like this
Glad you found it useful! Make sure you check out part 2 as well :)
I enjoyed this thank you very much. Very useful information.
Mind blown. I love science. Yes, now I'm totally excited about the GE lights and I definitely want the GE32W. Going to watch part 2 then probably hit up Amazon.
So helpful! I've been using 9w GE bulb but ill be upping it to the 32w GE
Superb video and article. Thanks for sharing 👍.
Most interested in the Sansi 24W, I've already got two of the GE 32W full spectrum lights and I'd love to compare!
Before watching the video, I was interested in the GE 32W. (Entry 1)
Very thorough assessment btw! Looking forward to watching part 2!
You’re in luck! We just posted it on Friday :)
I looooooove the scientific approach!!
I’ve always wanted to try the GE32W I can’t wait to see how it compares.
I’d have to say the GE 32w is most interesting to me! Great video 👏
Thank you for this review. I've not tried an E26 grow light, but I think the Sansi would work for my small space. I like the high ppf/watt.
Y run 2of them whit m'y ts1000 and à blurple spot for flowering m'y weed in à 70x70 whit 3 plant y get 220g dry weed ...sansi 36w are very good for the price
Looking for my first grow light. Lots info! Much appreciated
No problem 👍
I've got several different brands, thought the G.E bulb light that weighs 1.1 lbs was good until I got the Sansi 36 watts bulb...Sansi was superior that weighs so lite...Also bought the square Sansi 70 watts which only burns about 54 watts...great light..I own about 15 Sansi lights..10 watts, 15 watts, 36 watts and 70 watts which is really 54 watts...you will notice the difference..
Same here as a Sansi fan
Sansi 36w are insane y get 2 of them and à blurple for more red to run whit m'y ts1000 in 70x70 tante y get 220g dry weed whit an average of 220w
Good to know 👍🏼
For my second entry, as I stated earlier I had viewed your webpage prior to the video so I had knowledge of all the bulbs. That being said tho I can share what I thought prior to coming across your page. I was one of the people that thought purple lights were a necessity and frankly they give me a headache and look terrible! I also was unaware how many affordable options there were. When previously hearing the term “grow light” on a higher scale such as the 24w Sansi, I would think at least $80. Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge. God bless.
Great video! Just subscribed.
This vid hasn’t changed my opinion yet but willing to listen to more of them to have a better reference for the future
Maybe you cantry Growmagic 30w.
Ah, fantastic. I am within your give-a-way time period. Lucky me! Even luckier if I happen to win. I already have the small GE bulb. Super interested in the Sansi 10W or Sansi 24W. I cant bring myself to drop the cash on the Vita even if I'm crushing on it.
I got sansi 24watts and 36watts and its awesome doesn't get too hot and it's affordable and very effective! So i'd go for sansi!!
Ge 32 w sounds great however still prefer the vita due to efficacy as well as aesthetics. Very informative video...greatly appreciated!
A solid choice! Make sure you check out Part 2 as well :)
I'm still torn between GE and Sansi tbh. Thanks for the video!
La Sansi et Vita me semblent les meilleurs pour la culture de mes plantes dans mon salon et dans ma petite serre! 🤩
Have GE 9W and works fine but curious to know how it performs against Sansi brand!
Thanks. Great video. Very informative and thorough. Does it cost less to operate LED bulbs than regular incandescent ones?
Yes, LEDs consume far less energy and are a lot more efficient than incandescent bulbs. Thanks for the feedback!
1st entry - I like the Sansi 24W bulb. (picked using the oldie but goodie method of eenie meenie miney mo)
Great video!...What were the reasons you gave the Haus Bright 20W such bad listing accuracy?That was one of the lights I've been leaning towards getting.
Thanks Dom! Good question. 1) they talk about 100W "equivalent" (irrelevant and misleading) 2) they talk about lumens (also irrelevant, since lumens are how humans measure light, not plants) and 3) our testing showed that the 140 PPF they quote is waaaaaaay off.
Thanks, this is very helpful! I have multiple plants on a 5 tier shelf, would it be better to have say 5 9w GE lights or 2 32w GE lights? Not sure from your explanation which would provide the most bang for my buck and provide the best light/coverage for multiple plants.
We actually built a pretty useful grow light calculator towards the end of this blog: www.geturbanleaf.com/blogs/lighting/measuring-light-for-indoor-plants
You can plug in your exact specifications and adjust as need be. Hope that helps!
For the GE bulbs did you use "For Seeds & Greens" or "For Flowers and Fruit"?
after watching this video I'd still stand by my choice of Sansi 10w. I'd have to see some numbers in the next video in order to change my mind, or further confirm my choice!
Nice!! Been wondering about this for a while, thank you for sharing your research!
Our pleasure. Hope you find it useful :)
How is the difference in that ppf/w Sansi 24w light possible?
i have two sansi 15 w and they work fine, but i cant imagine they might be the best although i would like them to be :)
4:27-4:34: Ah! I have the GE grow light bulb and I am struggling to find a desk lamp that will remain standing under the weight of the bulb. Unfortunately, I don’t have a wired light fixture. I just found an electrical cord kit online that I can hang from the ceiling. Hopefully, I can screw the bulb into the cord kit.
Can you try testing the e27 foldable garage light bulbs listed at 200watts but only draw 80watts and their only $29 aud on eBay free shipping
Really enjoying how systematic your approach is! From the start of the video, I'm curious about the high hydro. Because of it's narrow spectrum, I'd guess it's not as good as others. My guess for the best is the canagrow.
New favorite grow light (after the video): GE32W. Jumping to part 2 now!
Interested in the vita 😁
14th of may, the day after my birthday. Will it be my lucky day?
I like the Sansi 10W because it is the one I own :). By the way, what about usb grow lights? Super convenient but cheap sometimes. I got one with a timer incorporated with 4 different light intensities. I plug it into a power bank because I don't have a wall plug near. My ivy seems to like it.
Bought 100w ufo growing light. They are amazing...
good video.
I’ve been looking at the GE32W, though now I’m going to go through the video and see how well it does against the others.
After watching, I might go for GE32W due to its efficacy !
A solid choice 👍
The 1st or the 6th? I'm really trying to help my plants, as I have so many trees that shade my house. Looking for best lighting.
Sansi 10W seems affordable and I've heard good things about the brand!
I think I would go between the GE or the sansi 24w after watching the video.
Thank you for a great video. I have been looking for the grow light video reviews and finally, I found your channel which has given me a lot of information I need. I reckon GE 32w will the best option due to the efficiency and honestly, I nearly to buy Canagrow 35W for my indoor plants but after I saw your video it has changed my original thought. Anyway, I will happy to compare both lights in my home.
Glad it was helpful!
I’ll take any.
Just ordered the Sansi 70 watt upgraded flood. Will report back.
Sansi 10w is an amazing grow light bulb
Which grow light on amazon is the most effective and most affordable for growing large fruit trees? Thanks 😊
Hi Raffaello, this is a very difficult question to answer. Normally large fruit trees are not grown indoors, or if they are, they are in a greenhouse that precludes the need for grow lights. Larger trees, especially fruit-producing ones, might be interesting to grow indoors if you have the space, but this is rarely ever done so there is not a lot of research on the topic, nor are there any grow lights (as far as I know) that are designed for this purpose. Not to say this is an impossible task, but it would certainly require some experimentation on your part.
I'm starting to grow cat grass (wheatgrass) and have virtually no natural light in my apartment. My planter is 6 inches by 12 inches so not very large. I bought the GE 6W, is that sufficient?
honestly? I doubt it. That sounds very low wattage for a grow space that large. But it might be ok, if you're harvesting the foliage while still young (?)
@@GetUrbanLeaf It's working really well. It was an inch in just a few hours after lighting it. Within four days it was four inches. Now at six days in it's, you guessed it, six inches.
And the kicker? My cat has zero interest in the wheatgrass. I'm going to cut it down, make a wheatgrass shake, and start growing cilantro so even if my cat doesn't want it, I can use it for cooking.
P.S. I germinated with a blackout cover for three days. I'm using the ZestiGreens catgrass planter.
Oh its over lol nice video id guess high hyrdo before seeing the video
And now I definitely want to change my mind and am more interested in the ge32
A much better option than haus bright!
Make sure you check out part 2 too!
Hope to win any for my aeroponics thesis research. On first hand, I would think canagrow should be the best performer
Start of the video im going with the ge
now i am thinking maybe the GE
Have you already tried an E26 grow light? Which one, and what did you think of it?
if you try Growmagic 30w?
2 days ago I purchased the Canagrow 35w LED Grow Light so I think it's the best for my needs. To be honest it's too early to tell.
I also own the GE 32w model , full spectrum model, and it's a lovely light on all accounts.
Got 3 Sansi grow lights 36W last year, all 3 are already dead. Specs are meaningless when the bulbs just don't last.
The red one
Is GE PAR38 LED grow bulb compatible with the floor lamp?
Hey Karl! Not sure which floor lamp you’re talking about so hard to say, but all E26 screw in fittings (including PAR38s) have the same thread.
I would love to know where you are finding the GE 32w at only 25$ 🧐 it’s basically 40$ everywhere I go and isn’t worth it at that price. Especially when SANSI runs discounts on its own storefront.
I guess prices have changed since 3 years ago when we put this together….
After the video I’d like to find out more about the soltech light. I like the idea of a warmer colored light.
Before watching the full video my pic would be GE 9W based on aesthetic and price!
I kind of want to try Sansi 10W and Canagrow 35W. I have used GE in the past and it roasted my plants.
Oh really?? Like because it was too powerful or maybe too close? Hard to read on mobile, but there are some tables down bottom of this blog that may be helpful. geturbanleaf.com/lighting/how-to-figure-out-the-best-distance-to-place-your-led-grow-light-from-your-plants/
@@GetUrbanLeaf I'm really sure. I tried it with seedlings and fully grown plants. After few days the plants' growth slowed and light burn signs appeared on the leaves. I did move the light further away but it didn't help. I switched to Haus Bright and say great results but from this review it looks like I should try Sansi and/or canagrow
@@GetUrbanLeaf Thank you, your video and this linked article are so helpful! Everyone seems to be out there promoting lights but leave out important growing details, such as how much light plants will get depending on where they are around the bulb…
Sansi 36 watts grow light is my choice…I have a lot of these and Sansi has a better spectrum than most…GE has a grow light with 50 ppl but it weighs a lb and gets too hot….
shame we can't get the GE32W in the uk
You use the same chart for both the focused beam and wide beam grow light? Very confusing. PAR lights are typically more focused beams while BR lights are more wide angle.. So always check the first letter of the part number of the bulb before ordering. If in doubt, call the manufacturer to confirm. Typically grow lights work better as PAR (focused beam).
yes we did, quite intentionally! It helps highlight the difference between them.
E26 and E27 are interchangeable?
yes, I believe so!
This is a great video but I'm not sure it changed my mind. I have two favorite LED grow lights, the Canagrow 35w and the GE 32w full spectrum model. The GE 9w model looks good on paper but is too low powered for my needs.
Might I suggest reviewing the Canagrow 300w COB LED grow light and comparing it to the top lights from this video?
Good choice!
I think cannagrow might be better in wattagegreat sounding series
Hmm I think the Hydro is best because of the watts.
Is the competition still on?
How much lightning would an indoor 2,5 meter olive treen need?
Here’s all you need to know about growing olives indoors! geturbanleaf.com/fruit/how-to-grow-olive-indoors/
Canagrow or the GE in my opinion
I think the Sansi bulb is most interesting.
Sansi 10W
So is E26 an E27 in Australia?
Technically they have 1mm of size difference, but they are essentially interchangeable as long as the voltage is correct.
After watching the ge w32 i think
the sansi 24W bulb is my pick before watching the video
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I've never seen led bulbs that last longer than a year or so, and thats half the time being off, so maybe about 4k hours on the optimistic side.
After watching the video, my choice would still be the Soltech Vita. Living in a NYC apartment means there’s no place to hide - we’ll be looking daily at anything we bring home into our home! So the aesthetics of a light are one of my top concerns and I like the warm glow of the Vita.
Fantastic job on this video - it was very thorough, entertaining AND easy to understand. No small feat!!
Sansi is the best!
I wouldn't use any of those bulbs, i would buy a few 23w E26 LEDs with the diffuser cut off and mount them on a board with a mix of 3500k and 6000k. Great for small microgrows
Sansi 24v I guess 🙂
part two
13:56 I haven't changed my mind, I'm still most interested in the ge 32w.
A solid choice! Part 2 is out now, in case you’re interested in the follow up :)
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Which is best for a Venus flytrap?
Not 100% sure as we don’t really focus on that type of plant, but my guess is that the smaller of the two Sansis would work fine!
High Hydro
Me with my SANSI 24W I bought a year ago 🥲
You bought the best one, no need for that emoji.
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I think the haus bright is the most interesting before watching the entire video
Ge 32w is the best.
No, the light Temperatur is way to warm. Sansi 24/36w are much better.
Purple grow light doesn’t work
welcome to try Growmagic 30w grow light bulb in Amazon
Just did a search and I’m afraid we can’t find it! Is it new, and perhaps unranked on KW? If so what is the ASIN?
here is asin
B08ZDQXRV8
yes. it is new one
Thanks, found it! Looks interesting. Are you the manufacturer, or is this white labeled?
Yes. we are the manufacturer
it with our brand in Amazon
would you like to order one to test!
thank you!
Cana grow bulbs
I guess that you mean e27, instead of e26. Or do only we, the germans say e27, while the rest of the world tells it e26? :D