Halo 360 LED Plant Light, w/ USB adaptor and timer

A Ring-Style LED Light Built to Grow Around a Houseplant's Stem, Adjustable Height

Most grow lights sit above a plant on a fixed stand, which works for a tray of seedlings but looks and fits awkwardly over a single houseplant on a windowsill or side table. SunBlaster's Halo 360 takes a different shape: a dimmable LED ring with an open center sized to let a plant's stem grow up through the middle, in a natural white spectrum meant to blend into a living space rather than announce itself as grow equipment.

The fixture's height adjusts from 8 to 28 inches and includes both a stick-style base for direct planter use and a free-standing tripod, so it fits a small succulent today and a taller orchid spike later without buying a second light.

Key Features & Benefits

• Full-Control Dimmable Lighting — adjust brightness to match the plant's location and light needs.
• Natural White Spectrum — blends into a home or office setting rather than casting an obvious grow-light color.
• 8 to 28-Inch Adjustable Height — grows with the plant instead of needing to be replaced as it gets taller.
• Built-In Timer With USB and AC Power — run the light from a nearby USB port or a wall outlet using the included adapter.
• Tripod Base and Stem-Support Opening — use the fixture free-standing on a shelf or inserted directly into a planter.

Who Should Use the Halo 360

This light fits a houseplant owner supplementing a low-light room, or a grower nursing a single orchid or succulent through winter without enough window light. It's built around one plant at a time rather than a tray or bench of seedlings.

About SunBlaster

SunBlaster, based in Langley, British Columbia, builds grow lighting ranging from commercial T5HO and LED strip fixtures to single-plant products like the Halo 360, sold through horticultural and home gardening retailers. The ring shape and stem-support opening are purpose-built for houseplant use rather than adapted from the company's tray-lighting hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

How high can the Halo 360 be adjusted?

The fixture's height adjusts from 8 to 28 inches, so it can sit close over a small succulent or extend well above a taller houseplant or orchid spike as it grows. Adjust the height periodically as the plant gains height so the canopy isn't crowding the ring.

How do I control the timer and dimming?

The built-in timer and dimmer are both controlled at the base of the fixture, and the light can run on USB power from a nearby device or on standard AC power using the included adapter. Set the timer once for a daily on/off schedule and adjust brightness separately as the plant's needs change.

Is the Halo 360 suited to flowering plants or just foliage?

The Halo 360 uses a natural white spectrum aimed at houseplants, orchids, and succulents rather than a flowering-tuned red-heavy spectrum. It works best as supplemental light for foliage health and general growth, and growers wanting a dedicated bloom light for fruiting or flowering crops should look at a red-heavy spectrum fixture instead.

Can this light stand on its own without a planter?

Yes, the included tripod base lets the Halo 360 stand free on a shelf or counter next to a plant, in addition to the stick-style base that inserts directly into a planter. Either mounting option keeps the ring positioned around the plant's stem as it grows.

Will the open center damage a growing stem?

No, the open center of the ring is shaped to accommodate a plant's stem as it grows through the middle of the fixture rather than pressing against it. As the plant gains height, just raise the fixture along its adjustable pole rather than leaving the stem to grow into a fixed ring.