RE: Let there be light
- Subject: RE: Let there be light
- From: D*@sce.com
- Date: Mon, 4 Mar 2002 15:27:52 -0800
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Lighting the pumpkin patch??? Not in California. Not anymore. First,
you'd go broke. Second, Gray Davis would personally arrest your ass for
lighting an outdoor space.
"clarion"
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Please respond
to pumpkins
I have used various lighting techniques over the years, indoors with the
clones and outdoors as well. I notice no variable difference in additional
growth, flowering influence, growth patterns, or adverse or unusual growth.
I never tried a "controlled" experiment though to verify if lighting helped
anything grow more, though, just didn't seem like the efforts justified the
use. I'd like to hear about anyone who has tried a "controlled" experiment,
and what the results were.
Warmer temperatures seem to be more helpful initially, which is the only
thing I found to be a benefit using additional lighting, but I haven't
experimented with it enough...I just wanted to state the things I've
noticed, since I've dabbled a little bit with it.
Marc
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