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Photoperiodism in Indoor Plant Cultivation

one month ago | lila

Do photoperiod requirements change as plants grow?

Photoperiod requirements can change as plants transition through different growth stages. For example, many plants require different light conditions from the seedling stage to flowering and fruiting stages.

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