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And on what timescales does this timing occur? Are we talking seconds? Or days, i.e. accomplished by growing different structures?
by CydeWeys 6y ago
And on what timescales does this timing occur? Are we talking seconds? Or days, i.e. accomplished by growing different structures?
- h2odragon 6y agoFWIW, hardening seedlings to sunlight from a greenhouse is all about switching their spectrum, and it takes 3 to 7 days depending on what plant you're talking about. Gardener's rule of thumb. 4/6/8hr exposure etc. I wonder if anyone has used RGB LEDs and tormented plants with short cycle color changes yet? There's much anecdata and debate over spectrum vs efficiency in indoor gardening, but it's faded as power density became more obviously dominant, i think.
- CydeWeys 6y agoYeah, on the orders of days is what I'd expect. So if that's right, then what kind of meaningful tuning are talking about for plants? On the order of days you can simple grow more or less of the green chlorophyll; is that not tuning enough?
- wcoenen 6y agoNear instantaneous. In the paper it is described as "noise-cancelling".