I climbed up our pole and took ours out
Yeah bud, something to do with proteins accumulation or something...the buildup of the flowering precursors and then the system flips...i forget the technicals but yeah time involved too i reckon.
That's a relief @mudballs because the exposure where these plants are would be very minimal (probably less than 1 lux) and for never more than a few seconds.
A full moon on a clear night is bright enough to cast a very distinctive shadow and practically bright enough by which to read. The light my plants might accidently get exposed to probably won't ever be that bright and certainly no where near the duration. What about lightning? It can light things up like daytime for a brief moment. But, an evening of thunderstorms might produce 50 to 100 such flashes. That doesn't seem to hurt plants, or does it?
Are you saying it isn't a factor or that it doesn't exist. You seem to be a rather abrasive person @mudballs. I would appreciate it if you don't reply to any of my questions in the future. Thank you.
