Many plants are ‘short-day’ plants, which means that the plant starts to bloom once the days shorten. This is why horticulturists cut the amount of light from eighteen hours a day to twelve when they want to start the flowering phase. It’s actually a shame from the plant’s perspective: six fewer hours of light a day is six fewer hours of photosynthesis, and thus less energy for your plants in the form of sugars. Yet there’s also a substance that can get your plants blooming without your having to cut down on their light.This article is only available to our members. Our membership is completely free, and without obligation.
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