Runkle says grow lights are also helpful for “growing low-light plants throughout the year, such as phalaenopsis orchids, ferns, and African violets.” He also advises sticking with grow lights that ...

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Indoor growing offers many advantages. The biggest benefits are the most obvious: garden pests can’t get at your plants, and you have total control over the weather. Yet unless you’re lucky enough to ...

Plants need rest, as does your energy usage, so it’s unwise to leave your grow light on all day—after all, the sun isn’t up for that long, either. Use one for roughly 8 to 15 hours daily, with the ...