what type of indoor light do I need for a venus flytrap plant?
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They like light so a bright one. However, this light is so close to the plant the light that comes with it would be enough. IMHO
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you could use HPS bulb for both veg & flower, but your plants will tend to stretch more during the veg phase. If you could, I would recommend using the mh for veg
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well, if you get a plant light that is made specifically for plants that are kept inside it just might work. you can get them at lowes, home depot. they are called plant grow lights. they make palms very happy. check them out. I have used them before. I like them. kind of like getting sunlight, but not from the sun itself. a lot of plants can live like this if well cared for as well. I hope that it works for you as well indirect lighting is what it is in a way. it also helps out the plant a lot as well, just like the sun would do. thanks for asking me, rennea Esposito burgess.
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Hi Tim ~We have mostly regular plants and herbs, which seem to love this light, but my husband says he doesn't really think this is the right light for flowering plants. He thinks Dan's recommendation is the correct one. Good luck!
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You can use any light with it. I am using the marineland single bright LED light strip. You can even use the standard kind that usually come with aquarium kits.
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It would depend on the bedroom. It's not that big, I use it in my bathroom. I have a larger Bio-light in the living room.. So if you are looking for something for a whole room I would look at Bio-light
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I think the bug light would be effective for any insect that is attracted to light. I see fruit flies,amongst the other insects that are stuck to the glue board.
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I don't have any living plants, so I don't know the answer. I love my Marineland single bright light lamp. It fits my needs. Read some other reviews about this light if you want more info regarding living plants with this particular light.
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It would depend on exactly what you are photographing. For example, the CowboyStudio 33 inch Black and Silver Photo Studio Reflective Umbrella would be very good to light an interior room. depending on the power of your light source and the size of the room. More detail on what you are trying to light would be helpful in answering your question.
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use the mh... this bulb is more than capable... but Id go with a cheaper MH bulb for veg since light is less critical in the veg stage
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It's an indoor plant the enjoys medium light, a lot depends on where you live.
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For a wide and deep tank with high light plants, you'll probably want two fixtures. One keeps medium light plants happy in a 72 bow.
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Medium low yes, medium high no. The Java Fern, Anubias, Java Moss should all thrive under LED lighting. If you had a bunch of Amazon Swords you'd have to use the Finnex models instead. Three out of four of their models put out a lot more light, Planted+, Ray2 and Monster Ray. It's about the same light as Finnex's outdated FugeRay line.
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I use a quantum badboy T5 8 bulb light and my plants grew about 2 inches a day long as you keep the nutes and PH at right levels and you should have nice lush plants, so far I have grown Rosemary, Basil and tomatoes using DWC you definitely can't go wrong with this set up
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For a plant tank I would go with their higher output lights made for plants, this would work in a 50-60 gallon tank with lower light requirements, and is very bright to say the least, could not hurt to try it.
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The type of lighting and how long it is on plays a big roll in plant health. You shouldn't have to use more than one type of Plant Food.
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They really need indirect lighting. Just artificial lighting will probably cause them to die. At farm and garden stores they sometimes have little lights that mimick this. Not super expensive. If you're really set on getting your teacher a succulent try to include this type of light with it.