LED Grow Light Complete Set
100W full spectrum LED with 960 chips, everything you need to start your indoor garden at just P1,150
Pricing
LED Grow Light Set
100W | 960 LEDs | Full Spectrum
100W Power
Covers 0.5-1 sqm growing area
960 LED Chips
High-density light coverage
120-130 LM/W
High luminous efficacy
Full Spectrum
All growth stages supported
Note: Accessories (power cord, mounting clips, screws) are sold separately so you can customize your setup.
Product Specifications
| Wattage | 100W |
| LED Count | 960 chips |
| Luminous Efficacy | 120-130 LM/W |
| Spectrum | Full spectrum (suitable for all growth stages) |
| Coverage Area | 0.5-1 sqm |
| Included | LED light panel |
| Sold Separately | Power cord, mounting clips, screws |
Do's and Don'ts
✓ DO
- ✓ Keep 30-45cm distance for seedlings
- ✓ Provide 12-16 hours of light daily
- ✓ Give plants 6-8 hours of darkness
- ✓ Use a timer for consistent light schedule
- ✓ Clean LED surface monthly for maximum output
✗ DON'T
- ✗ Don't place too close to plants (causes light burn)
- ✗ Don't run 24 hours (plants need darkness)
- ✗ Don't splash water on the LED panel
- ✗ Don't use without proper ventilation
- ✗ Don't expect fruiting plants to fruit with just one unit
Indoor Garden Setup Guide
Setting up an indoor garden with our LED grow light is straightforward. Follow these steps to get started growing fresh vegetables and herbs at home.
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Choose your growing area
Pick a spot with good air circulation. A shelf, table, or dedicated growing rack works well. The 100W light covers 0.5-1 sqm effectively.
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Mount the LED panel
Hang the light 30-45cm above your plants using chains or adjustable rope hangers. Make sure it hangs level for even light distribution.
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Prepare your plants
Use containers with drainage holes and quality loam soil or potting mix. Start with easy crops like lettuce, kangkong, basil, or mint.
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Set your light schedule
Connect a timer and set it for 14 hours on, 10 hours off. This gives most vegetables and herbs the light they need while allowing proper dark periods.
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Monitor and adjust
Watch your plants daily for the first week. If leaves curl or bleach, raise the light. If stems stretch and grow leggy, lower the light closer to the plants.
💡 Pro Tip
Use a plug-in timer to automate your light schedule. Pair it with reflective surfaces like white walls, aluminum foil, or mylar sheets around your growing area. Reflective surfaces bounce light back onto plant leaves from all angles, increasing light efficiency by up to 30% without any extra electricity cost. This makes a single 100W panel work as hard as a much larger setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many hours of LED grow light do indoor plants need?
Most indoor plants need 12-16 hours of LED grow light per day. Leafy greens and herbs do well with 12-14 hours. Fruiting plants like tomatoes and peppers need 14-16 hours. Always give plants at least 6-8 hours of darkness for proper growth cycles.
What is the difference between full spectrum and regular LED lights?
Full spectrum LEDs emit light across all wavelengths plants need, blue for vegetative growth and red for flowering. Regular LED lights focus on human-visible wavelengths and miss the specific spectrums plants need. Our 100W grow light provides full spectrum coverage with 960 LED chips.
Can I use LED shop lights as grow lights for plants?
Yes, LED shop lights with full spectrum output work well for growing plants indoors. Our 100W LED light is specifically designed for both general lighting and plant growth, providing 120-130 lumens per watt across the spectrum plants need.
How far should LED grow lights be from plants?
For our 100W LED grow light, maintain 30-45cm distance from seedlings and leafy greens, and 20-30cm for established plants that need more intense light. Watch for signs of light stress like leaf curling or bleaching and adjust distance accordingly.
What plants grow well under LED grow lights in the Philippines?
Lettuce, kangkong, pechay, basil, mint, spring onions, microgreens, and herbs all thrive under LED grow lights. Ornamental plants like pothos, snake plants, and succulents also do well. Fruiting vegetables like tomatoes and peppers can be started under grow lights before transplanting outdoors.
Is 100W enough for indoor vegetables and herbs?
Yes, 100W is ideal for a small to medium indoor garden setup covering 0.5-1 square meter. It provides enough light intensity for leafy greens, herbs, and seedling starts. For larger setups or fruiting vegetables, consider using 2-3 units.
What accessories do I need for the LED grow light set?
The complete set includes the 100W LED light panel. Power cord, mounting clips, and screws are sold separately so you can customize your setup. We recommend hanging chains or adjustable rope hangers for easy height adjustment as plants grow.
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⚡ Quick Info
- Price
- P1,150/set
- Specs
- 100W / 960 LEDs
- Type
- Full Spectrum LED
- Delivery
- Same-day via Lalamove
- Coverage
- Metro Manila
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