I'm looking for recommendations on grow lights that will help keep my Echeveria thriving indoors during the winter months. I'm a bit uncertain about the strength and type of grow light I should go for. Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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You should definitely check out previous posts on this sub for grow light suggestions. Both Barrina and Sansi are pretty popular. I personally use Barrina T5s, and they work wonders! Just make sure you have them on for about 12-14 hours and placed around 6-8 inches away from the plants. Your Echeveria will love it!
Many in the community recommend brands like Sansi and Barrina, especially in various formats available on Amazon. A full spectrum grow light is ideal for succulents like Echeveria. Just avoid those 'blurple' lights since they're often too weak for high-light plants. Also, ensure you're running the light long enough each day and positioning it close enough to promote healthy growth.
I really like using Barrina T8s for my succulents. They provide nice, bright light that helps keep my plants healthy.