NorthofEngland
Well-Known Member
A few times I have read/heard that the more light a plant can be given, the better it is.
"No such thing as too much light".
AND BLEACHING???
"That is due to the light being too close to the plants - Move the light".
CAN'T THAT CAUSE STRETCHING???
IS IT BETTER TO HAVE A 600w AT 12" ABOVE THE CANOPY
OR A 1000w AT 24" ABOVE???
(12" and 24" distances are hypothetical).
And how can one predict if a light is too powerful, or too close, and may cause bleaching???
(I always do the 'hand heat test' but this question isn't about heat, it's about intensity of light - I think?).
"No such thing as too much light".
AND BLEACHING???
"That is due to the light being too close to the plants - Move the light".
CAN'T THAT CAUSE STRETCHING???
IS IT BETTER TO HAVE A 600w AT 12" ABOVE THE CANOPY
OR A 1000w AT 24" ABOVE???
(12" and 24" distances are hypothetical).
And how can one predict if a light is too powerful, or too close, and may cause bleaching???
(I always do the 'hand heat test' but this question isn't about heat, it's about intensity of light - I think?).
