The phytochrome, a light detector found in plants, regulates a variety of processes related to plant growth, such as seed germination, chlorophyll production, seedling elongation, leaf growth and movement, and blooming timing. It detects light at two different wavelengths: red light (660 nm), which activates it, and near-infrared (730 nm), which deactivates it. A plant employs phytochrome activity to calculate the duration of the day and then the season since red light prevails in strong sunlight and far red light predominates in shade.
What to Use to Hang LED Grow Lights?
New to indoor growing. I bought some LED grow lights for my plants. How can I hang them without hurting my plants?
Jacob Jones
October 10, 2023
