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1. Cambiame a https://gnusocial.villanos.net/colegota (colegota@quitter.es)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2017 07:19:46 UTC Cambiame a https://gnusocial.villanos.net/colegota

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   How much light time do you use to !grow !chili indoor by leds?
   
   The guy who sell me the lamp talk between 12 and 18 but this is a big gap...
   • catalina (cat@gnusocial.de)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2017 07:21:34 UTC catalina

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     @colegota I don't use artificial lightening - just sun-/daylight.
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   • morph (morph@gs.morphtown.de)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2017 20:21:22 UTC morph

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     @colegota I do 12 hours. I think 18 is a bit overkill but still should not harm the plants. Fact is they need a few hours without light to do some biochemical processes they wouldn’t manage instead. Simulating a regular day/night cycle will be best. The older the plants the more light they will stand and need like natural light will increase in intensity and time within the season.

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   • Cambiame a https://gnusocial.villanos.net/colegota (colegota@quitter.es)'s status on Thursday, 06-Apr-2017 21:34:17 UTC Cambiame a https://gnusocial.villanos.net/colegota

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     • morph
     @morph I do 16 now, from 6 am to 10 pm, but I was thinking as we start having more daylight from now on in adjust it to that daylight time too.
     Maybe from 7am to 20h and increase it a little later.
     
     The guy who sell me the lamp also recommend me that I return to 12h when it's time to flower.