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Does each plant have it's own sweet spot of color balance?


Just a layman here but I know plants use color temp as a signaling mechanism (e.g. to help determine time of year - warmer color temp in spring/fall) so I'd expect some variation between species in how that signal is interpreted and used.


They also take advantage of different spectrum/color temp at different points in their lifecycle too. I was growing pre-led era and I'd swap bulbs for the weed growth phase and then flowering phase.




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