Ultraviolet

<span class="link_user">@Ultraviolet</span>, i understand, and more light means when you add 1 and 1 together. More growth, more and larger flowers, terpenes, etc., I assume.

<span class="link_user">@Ultraviolet</span>, yes, I saw it. It must have been quite a shock at first, but if you didn&#039;t know and weren&#039;t paying attention to the foil, you wouldn&#039;t have noticed. It will surely recover well. Fingers crossed! Did you work with UV lights from the beginning, or can you tell us the difference between growing without this simulation of sunrise/sunset?

<span class="link_user">@Kushycat</span>,I used to sit for endless hours reading research papers, delving deep into the science of nature. Every time I came across a word I didn&#039;t know or understand, I would study, and then study more. With every answer come two more questions. The questions never end. The knowledge is like layers on an onion skin that never end. What once was difficult is simplified; nothing is done without logic or reason behind it. The natural world reveals truths about its creator. Observing nature&#039;s intricate design, creativity, and power provides insights into God&#039;s character, attributes, and wisdom. Scientific study, in this context, becomes a way to explore and appreciate the divine through creation, fostering humility, awe, and a deeper understanding of the divine. That&#039;s what drives me.

<span class="link_user">@Kushycat</span>, Jack of all trades, master of none. I am a nobody and a nothing. But I am what I am. What I am is disciplined in my study. Secret to any success is failure, fail so much that there is no other option left but success. 4 years ago I did not know difference between indica and sativa. I used to keep more private personal diaries as I thought this was a website for sharing and growing for learning. But it&#039;s mostly just a hangout for trolls. Hence my diaries are far more study orientated than they used to be.