I tried the nectar sample kit back when I started trying to grow and made it 3 weeks into the feed schedule before I gave up and switched back to megacrop lol.
Indeed, takes a bit to mix 10-20 different things into a feed bucket!!
Looking great, which strains are these bro?Its pretty amazing how in the space of a week how much growth a plant can exhibit.
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Whats your guesses on how much she will yield fellow growerz
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Light, it's is the or a big key to what we are trying to do. The scientific papers are full of stuff. Emmerson effect with red, adjacency effects with green. . Shorter more compact with blue. Then there's the experiments with UV, specifically UVC raising trichome production. lots of good stuff if you can make sense of it!Beam me up Scotty looks like something out of star trek
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Ill get one rolled and get stuck in thanks budLight, it's is the or a big key to what we are trying to do. The scientific papers are full of stuff. Emmerson effect with red, adjacency effects with green. . Shorter more compact with blue. Then there's the experiments with UV, specifically UVC raising trichome production. lots of good stuff if you can make sense of it!
Phototropin-mediated perception of light direction in Arabidopsis leaves regulates blade flattening
One conserved feature among angiosperms is the development of flat thin leaves. This developmental pattern optimizes light capture and gas exchange for photosynthesis. The blue light receptors phototropins are required for leaf flattening, with the null phot1phot2 mutant showing downwards curled...www.biorxiv.org
A few pages in what a wealth of info all ready had no idea that the light spectrum can effect auxin spread . I done alot of research with auxins and bonsai way back when and was aware that sniping and removing the apical domanant top spreads the auxins but it's all new info that light spectrum has such am effect too have some rep Ill enjoy this readLight, it's is the or a big key to what we are trying to do. The scientific papers are full of stuff. Emmerson effect with red, adjacency effects with green. . Shorter more compact with blue. Then there's the experiments with UV, specifically UVC raising trichome production. lots of good stuff if you can make sense of it!
Phototropin-mediated perception of light direction in Arabidopsis leaves regulates blade flattening
One conserved feature among angiosperms is the development of flat thin leaves. This developmental pattern optimizes light capture and gas exchange for photosynthesis. The blue light receptors phototropins are required for leaf flattening, with the null phot1phot2 mutant showing downwards curled...
