This is enough light to affect the bloom cycle of my plants?

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ShawnSunshine

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I'm going to be growing three big trees in the window and I I want to make sure that my neighbors across the ways lights don't have that much effect, when it's time for the bloom cycle...

I want to make sure that they get their darkness.

Should I put a cover over the window at night or do you think that this is not high enough light to disturb the plants cycle?

Specifically talking about the light that comes from people's bathroom windows and whatnot which is about 25 ft away on the other side..

My eyes can see that light pretty well and it's still a little bit of a glow on the wood but not much.

It doesn't register at all on the par meter.. so I'm guessing that won't matter but what if it was a couple of neighbors lights turned on though?

I have an auto shade which is perfect for that idea which I could just take in and out depending on the cycle I need to make sure that it can't get lights.

I have many blinds on the other side of the window which I can shudder, to keep light out of my side of the room going into the window.

How much par value of light do I need to worry about before it would have an effect on how the plant blooms?

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