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Trying to decide which LED grow lights to use for your indoor garden? Here are a few ideas for you for 2010. The top LED Grow Lights on the market carry a 95% efficiency rating for the absorption of the light produced.

This means that nearly all of the light being produced by the bulbs is being absorbed by the plants. LED grow lights have been researched for many years to produce just the right amount of heat, leaving them only warm to the touch, reducing the risk of overheating the plants.

The number one thing to consider when selecting an LED Grow Light is the watt output per bulb. While you can easily find a lighting canopy between $50 and $100, this is usually a waste of money due to the output from the bulb. Low wattage output will result in poor growth and poor output of the plants.

It’s important to remember that the most effective wattage output for an LED Grow Light system is one watt per bulb. While these bulbs tend to be a bit on the expensive side, the amount of money saved in electricity justifies the purchase of these bulbs.

Available in a wide variety of shapes and colors, LED bulbs that are the most effective offer a range of color spectrum from blue, red and orange. These colors appear to be the most effective for lighting plants and the most effectively absorbed by the plants. Yellow and green color schemes tend to be reflected by plants instead of absorbed and used by plants.

When it comes to the LED Grow Lights, you should always make your purchase decision based on your personal needs for the lighting. For a smaller garden, single lighting fixtures and bulbs may be sufficient. Just remember that the most effective bulb seems to be at least 1 watt output per bulb.