Wiaxulay Grow Light 78-LED full spectrum lamp 🌱

This desktop grow lamp brings together a full spectrum LED array and adjustable height to support seedlings, herbs and houseplants through different growth stages, with an automatic timer and multiple dimming options for flexible indoor cultivation. The 78 LEDs cover wavelengths from near-ultraviolet to deep red, which helps promote germination, vegetative growth and flowering according to the manufacturer.

Key Points

The unit offers three lighting modes and five dimmable levels that range from 20% to 100%, allowing gentle illumination for seedlings or stronger light for flowering plants. The built-in timer cycles of 6, 12 and 16 hours simplify daily light schedules so plants receive consistent periods of light without manual intervention. The lamp head rotates and the telescopic pole extends from 7.8 inches to 26 inches, which makes it easy to adapt the beam to pots of different sizes and heights. The base is metal with anti-slip pads and a polycarbonate cover protects the LEDs from dust and splash, which adds a layer of safety during routine use.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Wiaxulay Grow Light, 78 LED Plant Light
• LED count: 78 LEDs
• Spectrum: 380nm–800nm, including white, warm white, blue and red diodes
• Timer settings: 6 / 12 / 16 hours
• Height range: 7.8 inches to 26 inches
• Light panel size: approximately 11 inches
• Dimming: 5 levels (20%–100%)

Benefits

Having a full spectrum lamp on the desk helps maintain steady growth for succulents, orchids, herbs and small vegetables by providing the wavelengths plants use most. The ability to change spectrum combinations and brightness means you can favour blue-rich light for leafy growth or increase red content for flowering stages. The extendable pole and 180 degree rotation help spread light evenly over multiple pots or concentrate it on a single young plant.

Usage Recommendations

Place the lamp so that the panel is roughly above the plant canopy and adjust height according to the species and growth stage, lowering the panel for seedlings that need more intense light and raising it as plants grow taller. Use the timer function to mimic natural photoperiods, and select lower dim levels for sensitive young plants or propagation trays. Consider that manufacturer figures describe spectral output and coverage; actual results will vary with plant type, pot size and room conditions.