26 hour day cycle?

The Earth's tidal system has a 6 hour and 12.5 minute cycle between high and low tides, Tidal cycles impact nutrient uptake in plants, although not responsible for circadian rhythm, the Pr to Pfr shift, driven by red and far-red light, acts as a key signal to the plant's internal clock, influencing its physiological processes, particularly flowering. Plants utilize this Pr/Pfr ratio to sense the length of the day/night cycle, triggering developmental changes. You can get a cannabis plant to flower on 10 hours of darkness, circadian rhythm is more about giving the plant clear and direct timings for the different cycles to occur, different cycles have different process, doesn't seem to fussy about durations so long as darkness does not exceed 10-12 The exact mechanisms by which magnetic fields influence plant processes are still being investigated, but some studies suggest that magnetic fields can affect ion channel activity in plant roots, potentially facilitating nutrient absorption. The most energy a plant can store or utilize in a daylight cycle is give or take 40moles at 400ppm co2, the duration of time it takes to harvest this much energy is not so much important you could have very low ppfd at 40 hours and 8 hours night, but that would just be a waste of time so to speak. Whatever energy is gathered during the day must be processed to make proteins, enzymes, amino acids, vitamins and all sorts and transferred across the plant. DLI stands for Daily Light Integral, and it's a measurement of the total amount of light, that a plant receives in a 24-hour period. 6/6/6/6 was always something I wanted to test out. Possibly try giving the plant 40 moles in each 6-hour segment. Wonder how it would deal with that? You would need upward of like 1800ppfd. Far more reasonable to give her 20 moles for each 6-hour segment at 900-1000PPFD, then you would still have a full 2x6 hours of night cycle and still remain in full veg. Benefits probably negligible if any at all, but id be interested to see how plant handles the stress of it all.