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Indoor Lighting for Kitchen Herbs & Lettuce
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Indoor Lighting for Kitchen Herbs & Lettuce
I am looking for recommendations for a shop light that doubles as a grow light for herbs and lettuce. I know they exist and arent that expensive but I cant remember where I saved that information.
Once I figure it out, I'm going to do some kratky mason jars for a little indoor garden this winter
Once I figure it out, I'm going to do some kratky mason jars for a little indoor garden this winter
Jjean59- Posts : 19
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Re: Indoor Lighting for Kitchen Herbs & Lettuce
Jjean59 wrote:I am looking for recommendations for a shop light that doubles as a grow light for herbs and lettuce. I know they exist and arent that expensive but I cant remember where I saved that information.
There are a lot of options for shop lights that will work for this setup, just make sure it is 5000 Lumen or higher, such as these on sale at Sam's Club.
https://www.samsclub.com/p/honeywell-5000-linkable-led-shop-light/prod24750364?xid=plp_product_2
https://www.samsclub.com/p/westinghouse-5000-lumen-led-shop-light/P990350883?xid=plp_product_3
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