Herby Green
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- Does more light mean more growth?
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That's bull crap plants do not need a rest just scroll through my media.No, more light does not mean more growth, especially when it comes to growing weed indoors. Marijuana plants require a cooldown period as well, so that they can ‘rest’ after producing energy for 18 hours a day. Darkness is as important to the growth of most plants as light is! Your plant would get exhausted and burn out if you keep it under light all the time!
- Does more light mean more growth?
Stunned is spot on... photos and autos can grow with 24 hours of light and no dark period at all.
The biggest reason for an 18/6 schedule is not to give the plants rest, but to give your poor electricity bill a rest
I typically schedule my 6 hours of lights out when electricity rates are at their highest during the day
Yes, the duration or time lights on was the question,but if the strength is inadequate,more time is required.By more light you are discussing the duration of light not strength of light? I would say more light as in stronger light will give more growth but yes plants need the rest period agree 100%
LEDs are amazing. My whole 3 tent setup- lights, fans and all uses about 700w. Barely even notice it in the electric bill, and sooo much easier to keep the room the correct temp.My average lighting cost per month is about $22
Great answerOne way in which plants are categorized is by the way they gather and handle carbon dioxide. Cannabis is a C3 plant. It uses the CO2 it gathers during the light period, when it is photosynthesizing. Plants designated C4 also gather CO2 during the dark period for use during the light period. Many C3 plants, including cannabis, do not need a rest period. They continue to photosynthesize as long as they are receiving light.