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Hello! I'm somewhat new to this hobby (I've first started collecting plants in April, this year). 

I was lucky enough to not need grow lights in order to sustain my plants because I have south facing windows that give my plants plenty of light. However, the windows are situated in are places where my plants won't be able to stay during winter because of the low temperatures. So the remaining options would be to move all my plants in a room which only got a north facing window.

I was looking for growlights because I'm concerned for my plants during months with lower sunlight and saw that growing lights are a bit expensive for how many plants I have since I would have to buy more than one grow light.

Then I thought about normal light bulbs but with higher power output like the one in the photo, which is cheap enough to where I wouldn't have a problem buying at least 3 or 4.

But one concern still stands and that's why I'm here: would this light bulb suffice? I don't plan on using it forever since I have plenty of indirect lighting during spring and summer, and even during fall. I just want my plants to survive the lack of natural lighting.

I would love some advice and maybe even better recommendations! Thank you in advance. 

Growlights for winter