This week we have shitty weather, with high humidity and air temp, it was horrible. I tried a lot of things, finally I decided to open together the two boxes, and now everything is fine again. But there is one thing: now they have both kind of lights. (see the picture)
The Northern Light Auto survived the defoliation easily, looks very healthy, and still bushy, but started to stretch up. I'm very curious, which of them will be ready first.
Hey, Growers! This week I had to open together the two boxes, so now all the plants have both kind of lights. Do you think, it can have a negative effect on them, or maybe it's good at least for the 140cm height White Widow,because the bottom parts get some more light from there?
Yeah, looks like a net positive in your context...
the gain you get from the lost light hitting the other plant (side-by-side) is a net benefit, of course... even with 90% refelctive walls.
You shouldn't have to worry, but It's good to have consistency. I doubt those lights are too drastically differnet in intensity or any other relevant factor to concern yourself about...
only a par meter would help you even it out, since lux would be worthless with 2 different spectrums of light.
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