karmaxul
Well-Known Member
I think that it may depend on the spectrums they receive. I would love some induction lighting though Im not sure it will happen this year and to be honest if I could do it with out I might as well in terms of health. Certain wavelengths build up certain things and certain ones break them down. It would be curious to know what the intensities are at different times in the room. Maybe Ill invest in a meter. It would be nice if there was one that would monitor the flux on an app.Two options jump to mind; one, gas lantern style timing to keep stuff in veg until you're ready. Two, supplemental lighting at the beginning or end of day to extend day length and accomplish the same thing.
Light supplementation during dim winter days can certainly also help perk up plant health and yields.
Growth yes they would grow more with lights, though what of the quality potential? I would rather focus on quality and expand from there. Nature is hard to match