Briignite Full Spectrum LED Grow Light Bulb - A19 E26 Base, 11W (100W Equivalent) - for Indoor Plants, Seed Starting - 3 Pack

I use these grow lights to supplement my house plants that do not get as much natural light and they work fantastic. I have had really good growth and the bulbs haven't burned out for over a year so I'm very pleased with that. The color is nice too, I prefer the white or off-white it's not too glaring and I think it fills in the place of a sun lamp for me too during the winter, I live in Maine so we get very short days and having these on a timer is really helpful

These Briignite LED grow light bulbs are an excellent addition to any indoor gardening setup. I’ve been using all three in different fixtures, and they’ve performed beautifully across the board. The brightness is impressive—not overly harsh, but definitely strong enough to support healthy plant growth. The full-spectrum light has a soft, natural tone that mimics daylight, which makes both the plants and the space look more vibrant. My leafy greens and seedlings are already showing signs of stronger growth! They're also very energy efficient—just 11 watts per bulb, but equivalent to 100W of traditional lighting. That makes it easy to keep them on for longer hours without worrying about electricity costs. The bulb quality is excellent—they feel solid and well-made, with no flicker or warm-up time. The E26 base fits perfectly into standard sockets, so setup was as easy as screwing in a regular bulb. I put them in clamp lamps and table lamps with no issue. If you’re looking for a compact, effective, and energy-saving lighting option for your indoor plants, these Briignite bulbs are a fantastic choice. I’ll definitely be ordering another pack!

I replaced the bathroom vanity lightbulbs with these. The plants seem to appreciate it. I like very bright, cool lights anyway, but some might find these too bright and white to use as part of your everyday lighting. But they have a good, complete spectrum and work well. By using these in a regular light fixture, I cut down on the number of less attractive grow light fixtures in my house

Living in a low light condo, I really had to get something if I wanted to grow basil. Since I got these, all my plants seem happier. The heat given off the bulb is very low. I got reflector-style light fixtures, and the plant area is a little spot of sunshine. They fit perfectly in those fixtures. As far as quality - they appear to be good, but they are very thin. I'm not sure if that translates to fragile but be careful and don't drop them. Price is excellent and I guess I'll have to wait to see how long they last. The plants love them!

This isn’t terribly long, but it has a thick cord and it hangs easily. The cord wants to twist because of being packaged, so it needs time to relax. Positioning the ends changes the way the bulbs hang, so it’s easy to adjust. It appears more heavy duty than a typical cord, but it’s not grounded. The open end will only accept plugs with two prongs. I tried it with another lamp and it worked. I’m not crazy about the weird plastic light bulbs but they can be replaced if they don’t work well enough. I don’t have anything growing yet, so I can’t tell if the bulbs are good grow lights. They’re not blinding, so that’s a plus. I created a garden box in my basement with crumpled foil around the bottom and sides to reflect light. Experts say that crumpling the foil helps to disperse reflected light better, so I used some cheap heavy duty foil from a dollar store to try this. In the basement with the regular lights turned off, these lights make a sunny looking area all around the reflective garden box I created. It looks messy because I didn’t get picky about how I hung the foil with duct tape, but it works. For the price, this light was worth it. I just had to rig up ways to hang the cord and still be able to adjust the height easily. An old adjustable closet rod held with plenty of zip ties provided something to dangle the lights from. And three of those things that can hold several clothes hangers on a closet rod or dangling down provided an initial position close to where baby plants will go. I can use zip ties, twine or yarn to raise the lights later and adjust them as necessary. If the bulbs get warm, I won’t want them to touch the plastic clothes hanging things when I need to raise them. Adjustable chains would look better if people will see them, but free stuff that’s available works fine in a pinch. I’m going to use a clamp light with a grow bulb plugged into the open end of this cord for additional lighting. I’m usually the kiss of death to indoor plants, so I’m trying really hard to find ways to keep plants alive. The idea of growing vegetables indoors sounds like fun and I’m excited to give it a go.

I bought this item as a grow light originally. When I turned it on it was SUPER bright. I already ordered my second one for my super dark hallway with plants. Not only does is it super bright it also helps my plants grow!

When everything went to LED my houseplants all got depressed, listless and lifeless. I did some research then bought these bulbs and I've never been happier. These lights are BRIGHT and my plants are flourishing under them. They install just like a lightbulb, don't hum and I saw no increase in my electric bill from changing to them. They last a long time. The only downplay is color, I wish these were warm color, otherwise they are perfect. Your plants will love them.

Using these grow lights on plants brought in from outdoors for the winter. Most respond very well until they are outside again.