Breezy Gro, easy grow is the way to go! Our red/blue grow light is the perfect addition to your home, providing that little extra bit of light that your plants need to thrive.

Whether you live in a dark space or you are struggling to get that extra light during the winter months, out Red/Blue Grow Light will solve all your problems.

The great thing is that the lights themselves are flexible so they can be moved around to face different ways where needed.

Get your plants a Grow Light. You won’t regret it!

Why you will love it!

How It Works

This indoor Grow light uses Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) that emit light primarily in the blue and red wavelengths. These segments of the light spectrum are crucial in aiding a plant's growth. The blue light stimulates the formation of chlorophyll (crucial in the process of plant photosynthesis which aids healthy leaf and stem growth), and red light promotes germination, root growth, and bulb development. The outcome is an efficient light that provides only the wavelengths that your plant needs to grow! For more details on how they work flick to the FAQ tab of this page.

Specifications

Dimensions

• The light tube itself: 27cm
• Adjustable neck: 39cm
• Power cord: 155cm
• Clip can open comfortably to 6cm but can reach up to 3inches/7.5cm

Included Parts

• 1 x LED grow light (EasyGro = 2x light tubes or BreezyGro = 3x light tubes)
• 1 x USB cable
• 1 x Wall socket adaptor
• 1 x Users manual
• Integrated controller
• Note: Light does not come with plants or pot

Setup Video

Setting up your grow light

Setting up your grow light is a breeze! It comes fully assembled, so all you need to do is clip it onto a table, shelf or other surface, and arrange the lights over your plants.

Positioning your grow light

Ensure the light stays at least 10cm from any leaves (so as to not burn the leaves).

• Adjust the timer to suit your plant's needs
• 12hrs for plants in spaces with low light levels
• 9hrs for spaces which receive indirect natural light
• 3hrs for plants in high natural light environments).
• Also consider the natural environment of the plant you are growing - indoor plants may not need much supplementary light, whereas something like basil will need a lot.
• Adjust light brightness; we suggest starting on a dim setting and building up to the brightest setting, this will allow your plants time to adjust. If you see your leaves "burning" or browning, reduce the light intensity.

Check out the video below for our walk through on how to setup your growlight!

FAQs

Are these lights suitable for soil plants too?

Yes! Our lights simply imitate the wavelength of light that plants need to grow. That means you can use this for your hydroponics, aquaponics, or soil grown gardening project!

Can I use Australian Power outlets?

Yes! All of our grow lights have Australian style plugs and are RCM certified.

Does the light produce UV light?

Our grow lights use LED bulbs that emit a very small amount of UV light. Don’t panic though, the UV output is even less than most household bulbs and it definitely isn’t enough to harm your plants in any way.

How are grow lights different to normal lights?

The short answer is that grow lights are optimised to emit the wavelengths of light that plants need to grow. For the full answer our FAQ article on the difference between normal light and grow lights may be useful!

What's the best way to measure the effectiveness of a grow light?

Grow lights are different to normal household light bulbs as they emit the wavelength of light that plants need to grow - measured on the PAR scale (mroe detail below). By comparison most household lights are optimised for the visible light spectrum. To understand grow light measurement you first need to know the difference between the main measurements:

• Lumens - Spectrum of light that fits in the wavelength that the human eye can see.
• Watts - purely a measure of energy consumption.
• Kelvin - measure of "temperature" of light for example blueish or reddish light
• PAR - Photosynthetic active radiation, the wavelength of light that plants need to grow.
• PPFD - Photon Photosynthetic flux density, or the intensity of light produced in the spectrum required for plant growth.

What's the main differece between the full spectrum and purple grow lights?

These grow lights have a range of features so this is quite a long answer, for more details please see our FAQ article on the difference between our full spectrum and purple LED grow lights.