Latzyking89
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Well they been going inside for about 4nights a they still growing massive buds a smell amazing. I thank you all for your help a input has been massive amounts of help guys.
Can I take plants inside at night so don't get ripped?
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Hydro4life
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Hahaha
Hydro4life
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Very interesting xtsho!@Johnny Lawrence is correct. Moonlight does have an effect on plant growth.
This is just one article with links to scientific studies from qualified organizations. More can be found if one looks. However, even though the moon effects plant growth it is not needed. In out artificial lighting environments plants see no moonlight and are subjected to total darkness for 12 hours during flower. The plants still develop very desirable flowers. I'd be interested to see what would happen if you were to simulate moonlight in a flower tent.
"While it may not be as widely recognized yet, it is becoming more clear that the moon also affects the flow of water through plants: sap moves more vigorously during the waxing phase as the moon grows to full, and slows down as the moon wanes to a thin morning crescent."
Can moonlight affect plant growth? - Permaculture Principles
Modern research is confirming many of the observations about how moonlight affects the growth of plants, but is just beginning to explain why.permacultureprinciples.com
I have solar panels and when the sun is about to rise the solar panels register a very small draw like 20w with no direct light on them.
when a full moons out, they don’t register at all. Maybe the moons light/light reflection is still too dull to give off any sort of reading.
But a lot of people think you can charge solar from the light from the moon lol.
They say the moon affects earth more than we know with the seas tides etc.
Maybe it’s more to do with that, rather than the light it reflects???
Sweet. They look good mate. Most people keep their house at the same temp day and night and that can mess with your final quality and yield. And the temp has to drop at least a bit at night to allow the plant to rest from the days stress. When I grow indoors my dark temp is always 4 degrees cooler than light. If you dare, leave one outside as a comparison. You'll be surprised, I have been every time I've done it. Whenever you move and bump them, you can lose trichomes which no one wants to do. And some night insects love eating things that love weed more than us! They're not in your rumpus room. And any stress can affect your plant. As for moonlight, I think it's more to do with the lunar cycle itself and it's effects on water. Perhaps the moonlight does have an effect, it's seems logical, but I don't know for sure. Hydro setups don't get moonlight yet often seem to produce stronger buds than outdoor at the expense of flavour and aroma.
Hydro4life
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I thought you were joking Johnny haha.
Very interesting!!
Jay_Dreams
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I agree. I've done light dep greenhouses many times that never see the moon and turned out fine. I'd suggest not moving or doing so at the same time nightly and in the morning but as long as they're out when the sun is and in the dark when it isn't, you should be fine.
Zephyrs
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Nope. In the winter, I don't have decent sun coverage, so I put a 100W solar panel in each of my two flowering tents (1000W, 600W HPS) to one of my MPPT charge controllers charging a 100Ah deep cycle battery during lights-on period (panels are in parallel). The battery is connected to a 3000W inverter. I just lean the panels against the back wall of the tent.
Not hugely efficient, but it definitely works.
Hydro4life
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I agree, I personally think any benefits from the moon would be very very minimal. Probably not noticeable to the naked eye at harvest lol.
Indoors do just fine without the moon
SPLFreak808
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You get the same gravitational pull indoors lol
xtsho
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I might buy one of these glow in the dark moon stickers
