Maat Aatack
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Is it true that you can use a green light in the flowering room to work without disturbing the flowering response?
Put on the green light...
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Mr.Goodtimes
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Id rather do my work during lights on, but if you must thatd be the way to do it.
707humboldt
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I have a green led rope light in my flower rooms. I only turn it one once or twice if at all for 15 minutes or less and I've never had a problem doing so. I only need to go in my room while the lights are off if i need to spray something in the case of a problem, which isn't too often
ISK
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yup. long story but I had to do my watering before the light cycle started, so I used a green 13 watt CFL..... no issues or hermies
thenotsoesoteric
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Yes, plants do not use the green spectrums hence why plants are green, reflecting the green light that they do not absorb. Make sure it is a green spectrum, like led and not just a green colored incandescent bulb.
Maat Aatack
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Hey awesome info and thanks!