Up Lights - Clip Lights Uplights & Clip On LightsFree Shipping* on all uplights and clip on lights. Create a dramatic effect indoors by accentuating architectural details and artwork with freestanding spot light fixtures and clip on designs. Tools and Home Improvement Specials NewMost PopularQuick ShipSale On SaleDaily SalesClearance Items Using Clip On Lighting and UplightingAdd layers and interest to your home with a combination of indoor mini spotlights. Free-standing uplighting is the ideal accessory to wash an area with light or back light specific decor details. Clip on lighting can provide a similar effect. In LED, halogen and incandescent styles, these designs attach easily to wall moldings and furniture, making them great for lighting bookcases, artwork and more. How to Incorporate Indoor Spot Lighting When using indoor spot lighting, think about how these designs will integrate with your existing room lighting. Start by using fixtures and lamps as you normally would to illuminate sitting and dining areas.

Then brighten dark room corners and hallways with uplights. To accent particular features such as houseplants, sculpture and books, clip-on lights are easy to place in the home. You'll love the style and comfort of your layered new look. 1-Year Home Improvement Extended Protection Plan Rite Lite LPL725 6 LED Wireless Plant Spotlight, BlackDetailsRite Lite LED Pivot and Swivel Light, White FREE Shipping on orders over $49. Blue And White Ticking ComforterDetailsRite Lite LPL748 Hi-Output 1 Watt LED Accent Light, Silver FREE Shipping on orders over $49. Amazon Kitchenaid Blender Parts LIGHT PLANT 3 LED BLKShower Head Timer Home Depot RiteLite Wireless LED Plant Spotlight is the perfect accent light to highlight indoor gardens and planters.

The six white LEDs are super bright and last up 100,000 hours. This light is battery operated (batteries not included), therefore no wires or installation are required. More importantly no more messy wires hanging from the back of your plant pots! The fully adjustable light head swivels to provide light exactly where you need it. Choose from three light settings: on, dim or off. The base stakes directly into soil providing perfect uplight or downlight on your plants. Please note: this is not a grow light. This is strictly accent lighting to highlight indoor plants. 1.8 x 5.5 x 10.3 inches #220,663 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #89 in Home Improvement > Lamps & Light Fixtures > Wall Lights > Spotlights #11,337 in Home Improvement > Contractor SupplyNeeds a yellow filter or something. I was worried that this light would be too bright for the plant in my living room, but it's not bright at all! I can't even tell when it's on. And there is no dimmer.

Yes it's very dim so I had to get 2 to highlight a corner floor plant. With brand new batteries and using both at the same time it produces enough ambient light for my taste. I am really Loving these lights, they have been such a great help with my indoor plants during this cold winter. See and discover other items: indoor uplightWinston J. Goretsky/African Violet Society of America Fluorescent lights are ideal for plants with low to medium light requirements, like African violets. It can be difficult to provide enough light to your houseplants due to seasonal changes or lack of window space. See these pointers on how to choose the best indoor lighting for your plants. Incandescent lights are good for lighting up a room or growing low-light houseplants, such as vines, ferns or dracaenas. They have limited utility for growing plants with higher light requirements. These lights put out only about 10 percent of their energy as light while 90 percent is heat.

So, unless you want to cook your plants, they aren't ideal for light-loving plants like many tropicals, cacti or succulents. Fluorescent lights are ideal for plants with low to medium light requirements, like African violets. They are also good for starting vegetables indoors. These lights typically come in long, tubelike bulbs in a range of sizes including T5, T8 and T12.  The narrower the bulb, the more efficient and brighter it is, due to the smaller surface area. In addition to this, fluorescent bulbs use 75 percent less energy than incandescent lights. So, for example, a 25-watt fluorescent emits about as much light as a 100-watt incandescent light bulb. T5 systems put out about double the amount of light per tube as standard fluorescent lights. They are 6500 Kelvin and also full spectrum, which is very intense light. Kelvin is a basic unit of color temperature used to measure the whiteness of a light's output; it's the degree of visual warmth or coolness of a light source.

So the higher the degree of Kelvin, the bluer, or "cool," the lamp appears. The lower the degree of Kelvin, the redder, or "warm," it appears. When growing most houseplants, use light bulbs between 4000 and 6000 Kelvin, as the bulb's color temperature will borrow from a full spectrum of colors—cools and warms. With these lights, you can actually mimic the growth you would get in a greenhouse or outdoors. Culinary herbs, greens and starter plants can be grown year-round with them. Houseplants that need lots of light, like cattleya orchids, succulents and carnivorous plants, also perform much better under these full-spectrum lights. With starter plants and seedlings, place the T8 or T5 bulbs two to four inches from the plants to mimic the sun. For established plants, including herbs or houseplants, place them a foot or two from the light source. Compact fluorescents are great for lighting indoor houseplants without having to use a full T5 system and for a fraction of the cost of incandescent lights.