Not about lighten the canopy anymore, Scaddy.

It's about the under canopy.

Let's talk about under canopy lighting.

Why growers are using these lights, whether it's a good spend, waste of money.

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So there.

I'm on the fence. I'm on the fence.

It can be both.

Hey, it's not about lighting the canopy.

It's about lighting the plant.

Thank you very much, man.

That's kind of true, though, man.

And my head is being turned a little bit because I've stuck on DLI, daily light integral, as it was explained to me, it's the total

amount of light photons that a plant can absorb in a day. So if it gets more, they just kind of

bounce off or it just can't make use of them. So my thought was, well, if that's what the plant gets that at the canopy, it will make

those glucose at the canopy and, you know, translocate them all over the place and, you know,

to your inner canopy.

But it's not so straightforward like that.

There are other factors, dude.

That was a good conversation started on real dGC.com by

a lot.

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