Indoor Winter Garden: Best Lights for indoor. How to extend wire shelves as high as you want.

24 heads of lettuce in 2X3' shelf. That is enough to feed a family or crew of 4 all year round! And I still need MORE room. The lettuce and tomatoes are shooting up. This is part 8 of a developing series on growing healthy vegetables INDOORS, IN WINTER. And, for now, the last in the series.
Did I mention? A garden like this needs attention ONLY once per week, but you will somehow spend hours every day enjoying what you have done for yourself and everyone around you.
Breathing the extra oxygen alone is worth the effort.
Shelves are from..guess....Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B018YLFJX4?...
Grow lights from Amazon:
Mosthink: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
Barrina: www.amazon.com/stores/Barrina...
DiBoy: www.amazon.com/dp/B08JLH96VB?...
The hardware and the large daylight strips are from:
www.sunnycrestfhc.com
Mirrored film from Amazon: www.amazon.com/stores/Niviy/p...
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[@beauteoussounds1156]

Came for the music, subscribed for the content! Thank you. New sub. 👍🏼 PS Would love your take on making a matte Mod Podge at home. Widely used…but spendy! All the tutorials on YT show just adding water to PVA glue, but that just doesn’t quite cut it. Might be a good challenge for you (and us). ;)

[@GEOsustainable]

Thank you and I will look into it. I love reformulating to green components.

[@beauteoussounds1156]

Me, too. Appreciate you!

[@missbearlockholmes]

Love the intro! Some of the the most useful info on KZbin.

[@GEOsustainable]

Thank you. I am thrilled I did a good job and shared useful info. There will be a lot more coming, as things grow.

[@diversitylove5460]

❤ 😊 Thanks for sharing. Working remotely long hours makes you appreciate interesting content. I will try those grow lights. I bought usb rechargeable under counter led lights but, it’s a hassle to recharge them and they are not the right spectrum. I did enjoy that I could stick hem anywhere without wires. Which there were growlights like that, 😊 I will also try the film. I have a different spider growlight floor lamp. It’s hard to adjust to correct height for each plant. Separate lights like yours would be better. And the reflective film might reflect the light back. I will let you know how that goes. ❤

[@GEOsustainable]

Yes, let us know how things are going on your end as you try out indoor gardening. I look forward to your comments as soon a I post. So glad I can let you kick back and relax a while and pick up some tips. The film is for sure worth the effort. It reflects so much sun and light, well, you saw. That saves a lot of money. My 8 shelf unit is only using 100 watts total. My takeaway was, there are lights that meet a certain range, but a simple FULL spectrum gets you where your going without having to think about it. Stay tuned for next week. I share a secret formula for making wood with milk.

[@surronzak8154]

They might suit you rneeds but not really the BEST lights, far from it actually, the best grow lights have LM301H samsung ships on it or similar high end horticultur chips, are full white with some far red in addition.

[@GEOsustainable]

Hardly, light is light. Full Spectrum is Full Spectrum, there is not another. You just described my lights. And are mine very low watts, so very little heat. And nothing beats the sun. Ever since the Japanese put knobs on stereos has this, my light is better than you light, gone on. You might not know about what I like to do here. I boil the crap out of expensive problems and spit out nickel dollar solutions, if'in you know what that is. Lastly, prove it. Thanks for your comment, it means a lot when someone takes time to challenge me.

[@surronzak8154]

@@GEOsustainable challenge you ? Ok, you have the better lights ^^

[@surronzak8154]

@@GEOsustainable But if light is light how can a light be better than an other ? Your lights don't provide full spectrum and the light distribution is awefull, but for lettuce it's ok, and no the suns spectrum isn't the best at all, calm down and educate yourself, the best light is the most efficient lights, micromole per watts is the value to seek, only good light manufacturer provide this value and don't lie about, bet your full spectrum light doesn't have any UV lol. "You might not know about what I like to do here. I boil the crap out of expensive problems and spit out nickel dollar solutions, if'in you know what that is." yes I do exactly the same but way more than you do, done a loooot of reaserch and testing, so it might be the best light for your "expensive" problem, but in the long run better efficiency is the cheapest solution ;-) Start by knowing letuce DLI and VPD best settings ... So you know what you need and what "the lights are doing for the plants"

[@ThanhThaoChannel.]

Love the intro! Some of the the most useful info on KZbin.

[@GEOsustainable]

Thank you. I am thrilled you like. More to come as things grow. And WOW they are growing.