Grow lights, costs involved, and indoor bugs | Cold Climate Indoor Gardening

As a sequel to last week’s video about the plants I’m overwintering, this week I’m setting some of those plants as well as my large succulent collection under grow lights in my redesigned plant room/studio. Also discussing the types of lights I have, the cost to run them, and how I plan to tackle any bug issues that might arise. Other videos about overwintering are in this playlist :    • Overwintering   *** I have no affiliation with the products, they are what I chose to buy and use; these are courtesy links Barrina 4’ grow lights: https://a.co/d/01sfcMyF Barrina 3’ grow lights: https://a.co/d/086gNbXy Safer’s Fly Trap: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/safe... ** Callling all gardeners in zone 5 or colder (geographically much of Canada!) you're in the right place. I prove that you can have a great garden, even with a short season and deep freezes. If you're new here, this channel is dedicated entirely to helping you grow a beautiful and productive garden in a short-season, cold-climate. I cover everything from starting seeds indoors to dealing with early frosts and making the most of every gardening day. Hardy shrubs & perennials, colourful annuals, fruits & short season vegetables, and growing indoors in the winter - I grow them all! Subscribe for practical tips, garden tours, and reviews that are actually relevant to our unique and challenging growing climate.**