bustanug
Active Member
Ok so I know everyone does a 12 hour on/ 12 hour off light cycle, hell I've even been doing it lol, but no one really explains the 12/12 as more than what is needed for the plant to start flowering. I had a thought today, we're nearing the summer soltice (longest sunlight day of the year) which will only have 15h 40m 24s of sunlight according to a meteorology website with the statistics for my area.
That's only 3 and a half hours longer than people recommend for an indoor plant's flowering light cycle.
So I'm wondering if plants might be a bit more fertile from having a little more beauty sleep, has anyone heard of a 10/14 cycle being tried?
That's only 3 and a half hours longer than people recommend for an indoor plant's flowering light cycle.
So I'm wondering if plants might be a bit more fertile from having a little more beauty sleep, has anyone heard of a 10/14 cycle being tried?