Fluorescent tubes (dual fixture: one warm white, one cool white) provide the best spectrum for plants at lowest operating cost. Avoid expensive "grow lights" and heat-producing incandescents.
Supplemental light reduces winter leaf drop and stretching but doesn't replace a good window. It's a support, not a substitute.
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