Let your grow lights shine on your indoor gardens this fall. Here’s how you can use, choose and shop for the best grow lights. Alexandra Jones is a CNET contributor who writes about food, farming, ...

John Carlsen has more than a decade of experience testing and reviewing home tech products, with a major focus on smart home security. He earned his BS in journalism from Utah Valley University. In ...

Whether you’re just starting your indoor garden or you’re looking to resurrect neglected houseplants, a good grow light can help. We know plants need sunlight, water and soil to thrive, but sometimes ...

When winter rolls around and daylight hours shrink, your indoor plants can start to look a little sad. You might notice slower growth or leaves losing their color. It’s easy to feel frustrated when ...

Grow lights must be placed close to plants to ensure sufficient light intensity for growth. Symptoms like stretching and pale leaves indicate insufficient light, possibly due to the light being too ...

Growers often use grow lights to stimulate plant growth, while others use full-spectrum lights. Red light has three forms: visible, infrared, and far red light, and these different forms affect plant ...

Not all houseplants grow well with the artificial light from grow lights. However, one popular and low-maintenance vining ...

All houseplants need light to thrive, but during the colder months, natural light often isn’t enough. That’s where grow lights come in. Grow lights can supplement natural sunlight or replace it ...