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LED is the way to go. It produces only green light and won't effect the photoperiod. You could leave it on day and night and it wouldn't make a difference.

Green lights that are meant for gardens have no effect on photoperiod. That's the whole point.

No.

You were right about at least one thing. It was someone else's comment that I was responding to and not yours. For that I owe you an apology. I'm sorry about that.

There are always places openly searching for people to run gardens that require a minimum of a bachelor's degree in a related field and directly related experience. Neither alone is likely to get you there without a good amount of luck in networking and "catching a break" department but together...

Knowing that the SAR affect is proven is enough for me.

Wrapped in a dozen or so maple leaves and thrown straight in the coals.

That's another one. Dolly Varden and Bull Trout are also two different things that people mistakenly use the names of interchangeably.

You told me I don't know what I was talking about long before I was even slightly rude. The picture that shows the range doesn't show anything of the Rockies being highlighted. It clearly says mountains west of the Rockies. Unless the Rocky mountains can somehow be west of the themselves than...

You forgot bull trout which are also actually a char.

It says west of the Rockies. Not the western Rockies. You need to work on your reading comprehension.

Not according to a single source I found. Man.

Rainbows are not native to the Rockies.

There are a lot of of different kinds of rainbows and cutthroats each native to their own particular region. My point, which you missed, is that you don't know what you're talking about.

Steelhead don't come from the Great Lakes. They're native to the Pacific Northwest and we're introduced to the Great Lakes the same as Chinook Salmon.

The common understanding was that they were essentially cousins and not literally the same fish. The study was on the Hood River which flows into the Columbia River.

Just check the weight of the pot. You'll eventually end up letting them ho long enough that they start to wilt. It's nit really a big deal but I prefer to avoid it watering just before it happens. It is a good way to find out how light the pot gets at that point and over time you'll learn when...

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Everything but the pan. You'll want to be sure to drain your drain pain to make sure that the pots aren't sitting in standing water.