A beautifully resolved two-light grow system designed for broader coverage and a more complete lighting setup.
The Ori Grow Light Duo brings together the Ori Gro Light and Ori Expansion in one cohesive system, offering a more generous, more considered approach to indoor plant lighting. Designed to deliver broader coverage with the same refined architectural form, it’s a complete setup for homes where plants need more consistent support without compromising the look and feel of the space.
Combining strong full-spectrum LED performance with a warm white glow, the Duo is made for indoor growers who want healthier growth and a more resolved lighting solution from the start. Whether positioned over a wider shelf, paired with a larger planter arrangement or used to support multiple plants in one area, it creates a balanced spread of light while maintaining a calm, design-led presence.
Where many grow lights feel purely functional, the Ori Grow Light Duo is deliberately more refined. It offers the practical benefits of a two-light system, but with a clean, cohesive appearance that sits comfortably in contemporary interiors.
Built-in dimming and timer controls make it easy to tailor light intensity and daily routine, while the adjustable height of the main Ori unit allows for flexibility as your plants grow or your space evolves. Powered through a single controller, the Duo keeps the overall experience simple, streamlined and visually resolved.
For darker corners, broader plant displays or homes where natural light falls short, the Ori Grow Light Duo offers a more complete way to support healthy indoor growth.
Ample is an Australian-owned design company creating horticultural lighting that balances performance, research and design. Their lights are made with quality materials and a clear eye for form, resulting in products that support plant growth while feeling genuinely at home in interior spaces.
No. Most grow lights give off a purple or pink glare. The Ori gives off a warm white light (3000K), so it sits on a shelf, desk or sideboard like a lamp rather than a piece of equipment.
Close. Its output is rated at 300 PPFD from 140mm above the plant, and light intensity drops off quickly with distance. The 360mm height adjustment lets you keep it close and raise it as the plant grows.
Use the Shadow Test. With the light on, hold your hand about 10cm above a leaf. A clearly defined shadow means usable light. If there’s barely any shadow, bring the light closer.
Either. Use the metal base to stand it on a shelf or desk, or stake it straight into the planter for a cleaner finish.
Yes. A built-in timer and dimmer let you set the brightness and keep the light on a consistent daily routine without having to remember to switch it on.
Yes. It’s compatible with the Ori Expansion for a connected two-light setup.
Ample, an Australian-owned design company that makes horticultural lighting for the home. It comes with a power adapter and a 1200mm cable, and it draws 15W.
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