Product information

For the first time the general public can buy a grow light suitable for the domestic environment. Before Plug and Grow, grow lights have only been suitable for commercial growers due to the high heat levels generated by the lamps, the high running costs and the complicated setting up procedures.

The unpredictability of the British weather means there is a huge market for indoor cultivation, but until now, nobody has devised a grow light which is suitable for home use.

The answer is Plug and Grow, a self-ballasting light and reflector kit that provides a simple solution for the domestic grower. The Plug and Grow kit can be plugged directly into a standard mains socket and and is ready to go. It doesn't get excessively hot and uses an energy saving bulb to keep down electricity bills.

The possibilities with Plug and Grow are endless, and its an exciting time for everyone. The general public is waking up to the idea that you can grow vegetables and plants indoors with no natural daylight whatsoever. Just think - growing your own tomatoes in the garage, cucumbers in the cellar, pepper plants in the loft. There is much interest in the 'grow your own' culture at present, and Plug and Grow allows you to do just that - without a greenhouse, and without a garden !!

Featuring Plug and Grow energy saving lamps

The 125w and 200w Plug And Grow lamps are effective, energy-saving, low heat generating horticultural grow lamps, giving excellent results and lower operating costs for all indoor growers, also, because the lamps are self ballasting they are easy to install.

Plug And Grow lamps give 100% PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) high output light. The light spectrum of the lamps is designed specifically for horticultural purposes, there is a 6400k spectrum lamp for the vegetative stage and a 2700k spectrum lamp for the flowering stage. The Plug and Grow system dramatically improves growth of any plants, whether it be tomatoes, bedding plants or house plants, the lamp effectively gives the plant a huge 'hit' of artificial daylight.