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  • #1

    Short, long or neutral?

    OK so I understand short-day, long-day and day-netural (photoperiodic response) - just, cos we've only just covered it - but how does one know which plants are which?
    Is there a chart somewhere?
    Do I need to know this?
    Will it help me be a better gardener?

    Flums and/or Andrea will know
    Last edited by piskieinboots; 14-11-2008, 01:41 PM.
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    you're joking right...

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    • #3
      no - but I bet you are off checking
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      • #4
        cheeky...

        Not this time - I'm actually on the other computer and just flitting back here as it's updating. I'll have a little shuftie on google later though...

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        • #5
          sorry didn't mean to be cheeky, what I meant was engineers always like to check things - which is good
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          • #6
            you're 100% right of course!!! I always read the manual before installing anything. Sad but true.

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            • #7
              Photoperiodism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

              Can't find any lists, this strangely seems to have the most listed plants...how annoying!

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              • #8
                hum, odd isn't it - I can't find any either. I have enough for homework but would like to know for myself
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