"Purpureus" C#3

It would seem the process of purpling leaves is linked not solely to low temperatures. The production of anthocyanin is also reliant on the energy from the blue spectrums/UV to create "more" of this pigment. The plants that are closer to blurple spectrums show noticeably increased "purpling" compared to areas with less blue exposure. It's very clever the plants can tell that higher saturation of blue/UV for example requires a better-suited pigment within the leaves to capture the most photons available (in this case blue) changes pigmentation to adapt for optimal photosynthesis within its parameters, fascinating. In nature there would never be such a strong saturation of blue, but the rules of nature are not controlled by nature as they are set in place. evolved to adapt to expected conditions, all we are doing is messing with those mechanisms. Once you look into the possible health benefits of anthocyanin, its clear link to the blue/UV spectrum, draws its energy specifically from those spectrums, the spectrum linked to the spiritual element, the dodecahedron, the 369/0 zepherium, dimethyltryptamine, pineal gland, burning potassium 40 from the remnants of dead stars created back at the r-process with every inhale, changing chemical energy of the flower and absorbing it into your bloodstream, tap from the source of all knowledge, the plant that eats spirit energy. This is a big week, going to wine n dine these fine ladies, really try and pamper them with some molasses, a little dose of fish shit, get some nice foliar sprays ready. It's been a busier period than normal and I really feel I have been neglecting the ladies at this crucial time. 24-hour day-night ambiance with 2 hours of violin/classical at peak daytime. Being the plant's day cycle is during the night the sound is not as loud as I would like it. Love seeing the plants dance to the music. They do truly enjoy the vibrations.