Botanic Grow Light - Small Scale

Most LED grow lights use red and blue diodes that produce a pink or purple glow. BOTANIC uses a proprietary Sun-Spectrum™ designed to mimic natural sunlight, allowing plants to thrive while appearing natural under clean white light.

The A19 9W is ideal for smaller plant setups such as seed starting, leafy greens, herbs, microgreens, succulents, and small tropical houseplants. It works well on kitchen counters, shelving units, and compact growing areas.

The differences across the BOTANIC lineup come down to power and coverage:

• A19 9W – Best for small setups like seed trays, herbs, microgreens, or a few small pots. Designed for lamps and compact fixtures.
• BR30 14W – Broader flood-style coverage for medium plant groupings or larger trays.
• PAR38 16W – Higher output, more focused beam for larger plants, tropical foliage, elevated mounting heights, or track lighting.
• UFO Grow Light – Designed for larger-scale indoor growing with adjustable hanging height and wider canopy coverage.

The A19 is the most compact option for herbs, seedlings, and small houseplants grown at close range.

Distance depends on the plant type:

• Herbs & vegetables: about 10–12 inches above the canopy

• Succulents: about 12–14 inches

• Tropical foliage: about 14–16 inches

For seed germination, start 16–24 inches above the soil and lower the light once shoots emerge.

Typical lighting schedules:

• Herbs & vegetables: 12–14 hours per day

• Succulents & tropical plants: about 12 hours per day

Many people use a timer to turn the light on around 7 AM and off around 7–9 PM. Avoid exceeding about 14–15 hours daily.

Yes. The A19 bulb uses a standard E26 medium base (also compatible with E27) and fits most common lamps and fixtures.

Yes. BOTANIC A19 produces a natural white light that blends into kitchens, living rooms, offices, and apartments while still supporting plant growth.