Hugedevice
New Member
Hey guys, first post here.
Have anyone ever tried/come across a research/experiment that tests if autoflowering cannabis can absorb/store/produce more energy/atp or any other resource daily compared to photoperiodic plant?
Or maybe one about the maximum amount of light they can take as in µmol/m2/s
As far as I know the maximum photosynthesis for photoperiodic happens at 1500ppfd(disregarding flower appearance and assuming perfect co2 and temperature/humidity)
Has anyone tested this on autoflowering plants?
Sorry if anything is written weirdly..
English isn't my first language and I'm super high
Thanks in advance, your random grower/farmer
Have anyone ever tried/come across a research/experiment that tests if autoflowering cannabis can absorb/store/produce more energy/atp or any other resource daily compared to photoperiodic plant?
Or maybe one about the maximum amount of light they can take as in µmol/m2/s
As far as I know the maximum photosynthesis for photoperiodic happens at 1500ppfd(disregarding flower appearance and assuming perfect co2 and temperature/humidity)
Has anyone tested this on autoflowering plants?
Sorry if anything is written weirdly..
English isn't my first language and I'm super high
Thanks in advance, your random grower/farmer