I looked up the Agrosun 60. Not good. Try to find a cfl of at least 42 watts. My local farm store has a 68 watt for around 16 bucks and it grows chard well, but only in a small circle. If you want to grow a larger area then find 48 inch tube shop lights t8s are common, but t12s will also work. I use 48 inch t8 4100k 2 fixtures 4 bulbs in a 2ft.x 4ft. area and can adjust the lights up or down by chains. The light fixtures are Walmart Lights of America 10 bucks. the bulbs are 7 bucks for two I think they are GE. I have had one of the fixtures crap out after a year so I had to replace it. Your plants will need to be within one or two inches of the light for the best results. That should give you an idea of where to start. Note that the bulbs are not " Grow Lights ", but standard lighting.

Curt

Thank you, Curt! I'm going to look into all that stuff you mentioned and see what I can come up with! Obviously this light is not quite what I want/need... worth a shot, right? The aloe plant seems to like it, though! ahaha

ya hehe, My neighbor has a few aloe plants in her living room away from the windows, darn things grow like mad. She gave me one I have it in my kitchen, but not under lights. Growing like a weed it is!

Curt