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Bring your garden to life after sunset. These Solar-Powered Sunflower lights charge all day and glow automatically at dusk — no wiring, no switches, no electricity bill. Weatherproof and built for gardens, balconies, and monsoons.
Most garden lights disappear into the background during the day. Sunflower Solar Lights don't — they double as decor when the sun is up and transform into a warm glow the
moment it sets.
Each light has a solar panel built into the flower head that charges through the day, powering an LED that switches on automatically at dusk. No wiring, no daily switching, no added electricity cost. Just push the stem into soil, a planter, or even a crack in paving, and it's ready.
Built to handle Indian outdoor conditions — rain, humidity, and direct sun — these lights are a low-maintenance way to add ambience to gardens, balconies, terraces, and festive setups.
Remove all packaging and any protective film from the solar panel.
🌻 Garden beds & flower borders
🪴 Potted plants & planters
🏡 Balconies & terrace railings
🚶 Pathways & walkways
🎋 Near entrances & doorways
🪑 Patios & outdoor seating areas
We process your order within 24–48 hours of purchase
Expect delivery in 3–7 business days anywhere in India
You'll receive SMS & email updates once your order ships
🌻FEATURES YOU'LL LOVE🌻
The built-in solar panel charges during the day using sunlight. Once it gets dark, the lights automatically switch on and glow through the night.
No. After switching the light on for the first time, it can charge during the day and turn on automatically at night.
For best performance, place them in direct sunlight for around 6–8 hours before using them at night.
Lighting time depends on how much sunlight they receive during the day. A full day of good sunlight gives the best overnight performance.
Yes. They are designed for outdoor use and can handle normal rain and changing weather conditions. Avoid placing them where they may remain submerged in water.
Yes, but charging may be slower and the lights may not stay on as long as they would after a bright sunny day.
Make sure the switch is turned on and the solar panel has received enough direct sunlight. Also check that nearby bright lights are not shining directly onto the solar sensor.