SonnyLight™ is the world’s most technologically advanced LED grow system for indoor plants. This patent-pending system was engineered with the NASA technology used for growing plants in the International space station. We offer two convenient styles to meet your orchid-growing needs. Here’s how SonnyLight™ works:
*The 144 LED lights provide selected light wavelengths for 5 plant groups (Foliage plants and herbs, flowering plants, fruiting plants, edible leafy greens and seedlings) and 3 growth phases (germination, vegetative growth and flowering). For example blooming plants has increased red and orange wavelengths, vegetative growth gives a balance of blue, purple, red and orange wavelengths and germination provides increased purple and blue wavelengths and reduced reds. All this is preprogrammed into the unit – simply touch a button to make your selection or use the "Auto-Grow" function.
*A "day" counter tells you how long your plants have been in each growth phase
*Select "white light" to display your plants.
*A built-in timer that simulates sunrise and sunset and can be adjusted depending on the plants being grown. As in nature, the SonnyLight™ starts dim and reaches its maximum brightness about 15 minutes after coming on in the morning. At the end of the day, the light fades slowly to off.
*The energy efficient, 15 watt LED technology costs less than $15 a year when operated 20 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Available in 2 styles:
Countertop LED Grow Garden – Includes a stainless steel light (23" w x 14" d) with a large LED display that adjusts to 28" high, and a removable, heavy-duty plastic tray (21" l x 9.75" w x 2 ˝" deep) in the base that allows you to place potted plants directly under the light.
Hanging LED Grow Garden – A hanging version of the stainless steel light (described above). Includes stainless steel hangers on either side of the light that merge into a central 42" chain for hanging the light directly over your plants. The electrical cord measures 10’.
Try the new SonnyLight™ Grow Gardens today.
