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Chumono
Hypothetical question.
Lets say someone grows tropicals indoors in a cold climate. That said person uses artificial lighting. The artificial lighting is the only source of light. Then a winter storm blows through and the power goes out.
Assuming the temperature doesn't drop too drastically, how long can the trees survive in darkness before they get permanently screwed up? 24 hours? 48? longer? shorter?
Any idea?
Thanks,
Mike.
Lets say someone grows tropicals indoors in a cold climate. That said person uses artificial lighting. The artificial lighting is the only source of light. Then a winter storm blows through and the power goes out.
Assuming the temperature doesn't drop too drastically, how long can the trees survive in darkness before they get permanently screwed up? 24 hours? 48? longer? shorter?
Any idea?
Thanks,
Mike.