I was always taught that when the plants are in flower, not to disrupt their 12 on and 12 off. Reason being because when it’s dark, the plant thinks ok, it’s night time, then has a flash of light thinking it’s day time then back to complete dark, leaving them thinking what the hell is going on, it was just day time, and now it’s night time.
I know, I’m rambling now, what I’m getting at, is a quick question. Once their in complete darkness and a camera flashes at them, would that end up disrupting the complete 12 hours of darkness?
I’ve done it before, but I kinda lean away from doing so because I don’t want to stress them out giving them that flash of light when it should be dark. What’s your opinion on that?
I meant to get pictures of the plants just before the lights turned on yesterday but missed my opportunity. I’ll try again today, just before the lights turn on.
I know, I’m rambling now, what I’m getting at, is a quick question. Once their in complete darkness and a camera flashes at them, would that end up disrupting the complete 12 hours of darkness?
I’ve done it before, but I kinda lean away from doing so because I don’t want to stress them out giving them that flash of light when it should be dark. What’s your opinion on that?
I meant to get pictures of the plants just before the lights turned on yesterday but missed my opportunity. I’ll try again today, just before the lights turn on.