Awesome!!

Try having your light 3" away and on for 6 or 8 hours? I'd watch your plants very carefully for the first couple days. If your plants looked stressed after the first day then pull the lights away a little or shorten the duration.

It's fun though, right? With the Echeveria it should be easier to check progress. =)

It really is fun! I'll try and post a pic of my simple setup if I can get a decent photo of it tonight.

Left it on for 7 hours today, and noticed that an etiolated Graptosedum is already showing some pink colouration on its newest leaves. This plant is only about an inch from the lights, I will behead it eventually and start it over.

Breton2, I think you just saved my succulents! :) Do you mind sharing a picture of your simple setup? I wanted to put this light on a ledge in my office. Thanks in advance!

I'd love to see a photo update as well, should be good progress over the past few months.

As well if you have a good source for small pots like that, I'm on the hunt.

I will try to post a photo soon. It's nothing fancy, just a few angle brackets secured to wall, some fine chain and s-hooks....

Plants have grown well, wishing I had taken more photos in beginning.

As for pots, I got a bunch of 2.5inch square ones from bikerdoc a while ago. Have since found small squares at local Dollarama, of all places. They are about 2.5 inches in width and 2 inches deep. Claim to be biodegradable, but are very thick. Need to be drilled. Haven't potted anything in them yet, will see how they hold up! Also found some flimsy square transplant pots there...

it shouldn't be this hard to find sturdy square pots in small sizes!!!!! Many of the good ones I have came with a plant in them!!!! But I am maxed out space wise for new plants...

I saw those biodegradable pots at Dollarama as well. The biodegradable part had me a little worried but maybe it'll take a long time. Keep me posted on how they go and I might get some!

I got couple of plants in those biodegradable pots almost 2yrs ago, and the pots still look exactly the same, no degradation. Maybe because they don't get constantly wet? (I have succulents in them); or perhaps they are different quality? I don't know where they came from since plants were a gift.