do clouds effect the plants sun intake?
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kronbckootoutdoor
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Same Question For Me!!! Bc Is Really Cloudy
HigherThanAMufucka
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yeah, would like to know answer to this too. thanks in advance.
ORECAL
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I think alot of people want to know the answer to this.......
I would think that the plants still get plenty of light, they have survived for thousands of years, and there would have to have been plenty of cloudy ass days in that time. The sun is much stronger than any light you could put on the plants. I don't know it as fact, but my guess would be that even on a cloudy day, the plants would still get more or about the same amount of light as you could give it inside.
I would think that the plants still get plenty of light, they have survived for thousands of years, and there would have to have been plenty of cloudy ass days in that time. The sun is much stronger than any light you could put on the plants. I don't know it as fact, but my guess would be that even on a cloudy day, the plants would still get more or about the same amount of light as you could give it inside.
Twistyman
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UV light will penetrate cloud cover...Sit in a boat fishing on a cloudy day, you'll get toasted...I'm in a sort of Bermuda triangle here, A lot of the big storms pass us by but still cloud us over quite frequently, it doesn't seen to have that drastic an effect...I think that outdoor weed just seems to adapt to it's surroundings better.
Obviously more sunlight is better but........
Obviously more sunlight is better but........
bmxguyd
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Well my humidity is looking ok (78%)Right now, so im just watering a little less than normal. But if the clouds turn into rain clouds, then the ph will drop due to the acid in the rain and that will start a whole new set of problems.. also thanks to all that sent in replies. Very helpful for the nubie =)
reppthebay
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THAT IS THE GERATEST QUestion EVER
Twistyman
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Now slowly count to ten.........good. You're going to throw a stroke before the sun comes out again....I grow outside here and in Quebec you can get rain & clouds for 23 days in a month,and for 6 years my plants have been fine..Just do the feeding and the stuff you can control right and the plants usually do the rest...but I get the "GROW YOU BASTARD & WHERE'S THE FUCKING SUN" thing....
bmxguyd
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shortly after i transplanted, the weather decided to take a shit on my plants and they were still in shock due to the move also. this was giving me the impression that they were not getting enough light, but they are looking fine now even with minimal sunlight.
strong little buggers
strong little buggers
Emmanuel Sadiki
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[QUOn a sunny day there are somewhere around 60000 lumens per sq ft and 5000 per sq ft on a cloudy day. An indoor room on a closed system should have 5000 lumens per sqft.
it has been a little cloudy were i live, and i wanted to know how it effects the plants? do plants still get the right amount of light they need even when its cloudy outside. we are talking 5:30am sunrise 8:30pm sun set.
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it has been a little cloudy were i live, and i wanted to know how it effects the plants? do plants still get the right amount of light they need even when its cloudy outside. we are talking 5:30am sunrise 8:30pm sun set.
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Emmanuel Sadiki
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in short, your plants still receive light better than any artificial light
