Grow Lights
More light, same room. Plant lights for the corners a window can't reach.
Lights
Stands & mounts
Pendant & shades
Cords & timers
The maker
Soltech
Soltech designs its grow lights in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to look like home lighting first: pendants, bulbs, bars and track lights in warm, white light your plants can grow under.
Not sure which light?
Match the light to the plant
Height is the dial: closer for more light, farther for less. Each light's page has its own chart.
- Full sunSucculents, citrus, aloeAspect, hung close, or a Highland head
- Bright lightFiddle leaf fig, rubber plant, crotonAspect or Highland
- Medium lightMonstera, peace lily, philodendron, herbsOn a shelf: Grove. On a desk: Versa. Over a floor plant: Aspect
- Low lightSnake plant, ZZ, pothos, fernsIn a lamp: Vita. On a shelf: Grove. Over a floor plant: Aspect, hung high
Before you order
Your questions, answered
Something else? Ask Toby in the chat, bottom right.
From Field Notes: Do grow lights kill predatory mites?
Will it raise my electric bill?
Barely. At 12 hours a day, Soltech puts an Aspect at about 13 kWh a month (roughly $2–3), one Highland head at about 11 kWh (about $2), a Vita at about 7 kWh (about $1) and a Grove at about 4 kWh (under $1).
How long do they last?
Aspect, Grove and Highland are rated for 50,000 hours, more than 11 years at 12 hours a day. Vita is rated for 30,000 hours, about 7 years.
How many hours a day should it run?
10–14 hours suits most houseplants, then a dark night. Flowering plants do best on 12 on and 12 off. A timer remembers so you don't have to.
Do I still need a window?
Not necessarily. These are made for rooms that don't get enough sun. A window still helps, and on bright days the light has less to make up.
What if it's not right for my space?
You have 100 days from delivery to return a light in like-new condition. If it arrives damaged or doesn't work, we send a prepaid return label; for any other reason, return shipping is yours. Full return terms.