What Actualy Happens In The Dark Time Of Flowering?
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ontariogrower
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well ive done searching and I cant seem to find a video but with night vision and infrard they out off light that the plant can use so even in you taped it the plant would just be do the same as if a normal light stretching towards the light but this is what happens with the cannabis plant
Plants do respire at night. It does not require light to take place. This is a process of releasing energy, kind of the opposite to photosynthesising. Photosynthesis is the preparation of the dinner, respiration is the dining process and the belching and flatulence that follows. When a plant respires, it releases carbon dioxide ( at a lower rate than it takes in ), oxygen, heat, water. It occurs on a cellular level with all living things. Transpiration, on the other hand is the process by which plants release water through their leaves, stems, flowers and roots. It occurs during the process of photosynthesis and gets a break at nightime as plants need light to photosynthesize.
Plants do respire at night. It does not require light to take place. This is a process of releasing energy, kind of the opposite to photosynthesising. Photosynthesis is the preparation of the dinner, respiration is the dining process and the belching and flatulence that follows. When a plant respires, it releases carbon dioxide ( at a lower rate than it takes in ), oxygen, heat, water. It occurs on a cellular level with all living things. Transpiration, on the other hand is the process by which plants release water through their leaves, stems, flowers and roots. It occurs during the process of photosynthesis and gets a break at nightime as plants need light to photosynthesize.
Brick Top
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Some of what plants do at night would never show up on a video. During hours of darkness most plant functions greatly slow down or stop. Plants run on stored energy during periods of darkness and during periods of darkness the energy that would otherwise be allocated for functions that are greatly slowed down or stopped mostly goes to growth and while in flower the creation of THC. During hours of light most plant functions are operating and plants do have limited amounts of energy so energy allocation is more spread out and some plant functions, like growth and production of THC, are allocated less energy than during periods of darkness.
timeismoney1
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Do the leave droop themselves during these datk hours?
Yeah thats what i thort, i wonder if thats when the buds grow and the leaves rest.
Dirty Harry
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phyzix
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Tell them to keep it down, they should be sleeping.mine are in there playing craps. i can here the dice rolling across the floor.
StaySmokin206
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Ever hit the hard ways? by the way what are odds I might need to get in on this?lolmine are in there playing craps. i can here the dice rolling across the floor.
