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if a tropical plant is exposed to more light, will it grow faster?
ok! suppose i give my tropical plant(carabo grass, euphorbia, etc), water,soil, sunlight, humidity, and tender loving care. and give it light at night time....will it grow better?or worse?
does living in a tropical country make its surroundings just right for the tropical plant?
not necessarily. It depends on surroundings too-like humidity (water and temperature.) In fact, I don't think that tropical plants would like loads of light. In the rainforest, there is a competition for it and sometimes it's quite dark.
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US $57.81 | 6d 3h 54m |
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Extra Large 24 Plant Cloner lots of space nutrients grow light included and more | |
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US $279.00 | 25d 15h 43m |
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37 PCS LED ORCHID GROW LIGHT WITH E27 110V SIZE 6.3X8cm/more powerful for plants | |
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US $16.99 | 12d 10h 47m |
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how long does it take for a pea to germinate with a light bulb?
i am doing a sciene project and it is which makes peas grow more, fluorescent or incandescent light bulb. and i need to know how much time to give them for growing.
Isn't that part of your project? Why don't you just wait and you'll be able to see when they sprout
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Can you grow Indoor plants without a grow light?
If i use this light throughout my plant's indoor growing period, will it grow?
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or do i need a grow light?
if so, where can i get a grow light?
First it depends on what type of plant. If it's the regular indoor house plants indirect sun is always best. I would think that your energy saver bulb would give the plants some extra growing time if left on at night. Grow lights are used for a very specific need which is to produce the light but no allow harmful UV's to hurt the plant as the sun would do if direct.
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Many people find that their biggest challenge to have a successful indoor garden is their location. If you live in an area – or a building, for that matter, that doesn't receive an abundant amount of light, you may feel it is impossible to garden indoors successfully. Never fear, where there is a will, there is a way!
For growing herbs indoors, it seems that fluorescent lighting is probably the best bet. There are other types of lighting systems that include; high-intensity discharge and incandescent lighting. However, if you live in a small area and plan on a garden that is not too large, you will want to use grow lights that do not take up too much room but also do an excellent job in giving the seedlings a good start. One of the advantages of using fluorescent grow lights is that they release less heat making it a safer method. One important piece of information, initially, it is best to place your seedlings in a warm place. Most people choose to start their herb garden in a room that is usually warm. A laundry room is a good room to use. If you don’t have a laundry room, use the room of the house that receives the most sun. Even if you don’t receive direct sunlight in that particular room, if the sun beats down on a certain part of your house or apartment, that room should be the warmest room in your living spaced. When the seeds sprout you gradually increase the amount of light they get. This method works best; at least it has in my experience.
Fluorescent lighting is ideal for small gardening projects. The light given off from fluorescent bulbs can be as much as three times the intensity of incandescent lighting. It may take some trial and error on your part, to determine how to use grow lights to their best advantage. As with anything, having a good plan before you purchase them and exploring all the possibilities they offer is the best idea.
To find the appropriate grow lights for herb garden seedlings, you need to know that a successful basic herb garden, or any gardening project for that matter, should receive anywhere from around 1500 to 3000 lumens per square feet. If you start your garden indoors, you won’t have the advantage of the naturally high lumens put out directly by the sun.
Once you know how to use grow lights, the rest of the process is easy and lots of fun. Knowing the herbs you want to grow, planting the seeds, and preparing for an abundant supply of fresh herbs throughout the year is definitely rewarding.
About the Author:
Author K. Green is an avid gardener and uses grow lights for indoor herb garden.
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - Using Grow Lights for a Basic Herb Garden
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Can you use an ordinary fluorescent lamp as a grow light?
Can it produce heat and light as much as those grow lights?
Their light spectrum is not enough like sunlight to be very effective. You really need a light made specifically for that purpose.
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What is the least expensive grow light to use?
I have been looking around for the best inexpensive grow light but it is sort of confusing which I should get.
You could use a fluorescent type lamp (might be the cheapest way to go), but plants seem to do best with either high intensity discharge types or light emitting diodes (LED). Both HID and LED are more expensive up front, but the LED type uses a tiny amount of power and lasts thousands of hours so in the end you wind up saving money. I bought an LED panel through http://www.grow-lights-led.com and they have all types of grow lights you can compare and find the type that suits your needs. Might be worth checking out.