JonCreighton
Well-Known Member
im considering trying this im wondering if anyone has tried giving far red light durring the last 3 weeks of flower...
logic being the plants might not stretch at that time... Weed is a shade avoider so in most situations u would see stem elongation from the far red... durring the last 3 weeks of flower the plants usually arnt stretching period. so the hypothesis is adding far red durring the last 3 weeks of flower would get u the emmerson effect of what i understand as a kind of turbo charging of the other 400-700 photons without the downside of over stretching...
before someone says it im aware that if i want to add lets say +200ppfd durring the last 3 weeks it would be more photosntheically efficent to add normal spec white LED light instead of far red 730ish.... im willing to sacrifice somee of that efficency just for the reason that theres soooooo much far red light in sunlight.... and we dont know everything yet.. wee know a lot about how it works synergistiucally with other wavelengths but i doubt we know all of it and i just have a hard time believing all that far red light is used for just shade avoidance...
logic being the plants might not stretch at that time... Weed is a shade avoider so in most situations u would see stem elongation from the far red... durring the last 3 weeks of flower the plants usually arnt stretching period. so the hypothesis is adding far red durring the last 3 weeks of flower would get u the emmerson effect of what i understand as a kind of turbo charging of the other 400-700 photons without the downside of over stretching...
before someone says it im aware that if i want to add lets say +200ppfd durring the last 3 weeks it would be more photosntheically efficent to add normal spec white LED light instead of far red 730ish.... im willing to sacrifice somee of that efficency just for the reason that theres soooooo much far red light in sunlight.... and we dont know everything yet.. wee know a lot about how it works synergistiucally with other wavelengths but i doubt we know all of it and i just have a hard time believing all that far red light is used for just shade avoidance...