The first time I watched it I assumed that the gardener was providing only 12-14 hours of light. Instead, they were providing 24 hours of light which would explains why they are growing so fast. I wonder what the long term effects are of that and how they handle transplanting. Regardless, its an interesting video.
Friday, May 10, 2013
The Time Lapse Tomato
I found this video on YouTube that shows the growth of three tomato seedlings over the span of 20 days. Notice on the bottom right hand side that the gardener has noted each watering and the dramatic effects on the seedlings at a result.
The first time I watched it I assumed that the gardener was providing only 12-14 hours of light. Instead, they were providing 24 hours of light which would explains why they are growing so fast. I wonder what the long term effects are of that and how they handle transplanting. Regardless, its an interesting video.
The first time I watched it I assumed that the gardener was providing only 12-14 hours of light. Instead, they were providing 24 hours of light which would explains why they are growing so fast. I wonder what the long term effects are of that and how they handle transplanting. Regardless, its an interesting video.
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