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I would have assumed that most plants need a daily light/dark cycle but maybe not?

• NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
  The world record holder vegetables are all grown in Alaskan summers, up north... where they get 20+ hours of daylight per day. Dunno, maybe the CAM plants would do bad (pineapples) but just about everything else benefits.
• tredre3 3mo ago
  Most fruit crops need 8-12 hours of darkness but it changes depending on which point they're at in their life cycle. 20 hours of light is usually fine during the initial stages, then they require 8-10 hours of darkness to bloom, then back to 18-20 hours of light during the fruit growth. (I'm not a botanist or a farmer but I grow greenhouse veggies for fun)