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Yeah they should perk back up once brighter days return. If you want them to keep their leaves you will probably need grow lights.
Speaking of grow lights, has anyone found any decent ones? Amazon is full of either trashy alibaba stuff or expensive pro stuff
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I mean it always depends what you want to do (how much light you need, what area you want to cover, where you want to put the lights)..
I used this kind to grow chili plants from seed (I got longer ones, longer "tubes" I mean, but connect-able in the same way) - and they were ideal for rows of little pots with chili seedlings / small plants.
The initial cost / energy consumtion was good, these led tubes used to be a lot cheaper though, I think I paid about half of a couple years ago, but after the pandemic the price increased significantly.
So this is rather low-power, but good for steady (long-hours) light, also you can put them really close to the plants (which makes them efficient), as they barely get hot at all.
salad
thanks
it's indoors already. sounds like the leaf drop thing may be ok and it'll power back up when the weather improves.