#78 GROWLIGHTS FOR MY SUCCULENTS INDOORS! SPIDER FARMER SF300 REVIEW AND UNBOXING 

Yes, I'll make sure to do monthly updates on the succulents under these lights. Hopefully I can remember 😅

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Yes, absolutely love them and try my best to give them the best conditions when I can. Thanks so much for stopping by and watching 😊

Thanks so much Roshni! Most of the ones I have under lights are either recovering or propagations. I'll share them with you guys when they are nice and pretty again. 😊

Right! Propagations grow faster under them as well and recovering succulents. Thanks for stopping by Em! 😊💚

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Yes, super excited growing the succulents indoors under it. 😊

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Thank you! Yes, definitely look into it. I have 2 other models of this light and all from Spider Farmer. They are great quality grow lights. 😊

@@TheseSucculentBuddies I will! Thanks for sharing. Look forward to seeing your other videos 😊

Thank you! Will do, hopefully once a month if I remember 😅

Thank you! Yes, I actually have 2 other higher end units from the same brand that I am very happy with. So this I'm sure this will be awesome as well. I'll do monthly updates of the succulents I put under the new lights. 😊

You are always welcome! I'll be posting monthly updates of how the succulents are doing under these lights. 😊

Thank you! Yes, they are really good lights. 😊

Yes, it's really helpful for propagations especially when the weather isn't favorable outdoors. My props grow faster under growlights. 😊

Thank you! So far it is and I'll be making monthly updates of the succulents I have under this light. I have 2 other of their higher end models that my succulents love so this one shouldn't disappoint. 😊

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Thank you Reg! Glad you liked it 😊

Yes, I like the sleek and simple design. Lightweight too. You have the t5's right or t8...? I remember seeing in one of your videos. 😊

Thank you friend! I'll try my best to do monthly updates on how the succulents are doing under my new lights. Hopefully I remember 😅

Product links in the description! When you decide to get one, I'm sure you'll love it. I think on prime day, they're having a big sale on Amazon too.. Thanks so much for stopping by and watching!

@@TheseSucculentBuddies Alright,Thanks Christine ❤

You are always welcome. I know it can get confusing which one to choose. This brand though... never disappoints!

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I mostly keep my favorites under them and propagations, plus my Korean succulents. It's really helpful for when the weather is bad and for props before they go outside. Plus, you can look at them and tend to them any time of day when they stay indoors. 😊

Thank you! They really help with succulents grown indoors to stay compact and beautiful. Really good for propagations too. 😊

Awe... thank you! 💚 With the mars hydro, no, you won't need sun using those lights as long as the lights are on at least 8-12 hours a day. You will however, want to acclimate your plants to it to prevent burning them because the sp3000 have very strong lights. Start in the middle dimming knob wise and increase overtime. Lmk what you think about your Mars hydro. Been wanting to test those lights. 😊

Ah... prices are going up and down. Last night I checked Amazon, it was on sale for $62.99! I added it to my Amazon recommendation list. They will have a big sale on prime day. 😊

Thank you. Will do that. 😊

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Soon I'll have an update! Para makita ang difference sa growth nila after a few months under the growlights. 😊

@@TheseSucculentBuddies Thank you po 😁

I've never come across that problem before. It's possible it's because it's not getting a lot of light so it doesn't need as much hair to protect itself from the sun. My guess is, just like cacti needles or spikes, the hairs some succulents develop is to help protect them from the intense heat of the sun to survive and to help it conserve water. Therefore, if the hair/fuzz is getting thinner on your plant, it's because it does not feel the need to have so much hair to protect itself. It could also be a sign that it is unhealthy in some way. Perhaps lacking light...

@@TheseSucculentBuddies yeah I'm quite confused I have them under lights that are 6,000 kelvins and 2000 lumens so I'm not sure but they're look healthy

As long as there are no signs of rot, they should be ok. Are they getting leggy?

@@TheseSucculentBuddies only the the donkey tail I bought it stretched and it just continued to stretch

@@TheseSucculentBuddies only the panda plant

Oh ok, thanks for the update. During the time of filming, they had a sale going on I believe. 😊

@@TheseSucculentBuddies hey gday and no worries

Thank you, it is! 😊